Exeter Advocate., 1905-02-23, Page 2ttori keltt Ji
stip s Pt.
Plat re is jnudt
treitneet tn. g With pIr
e'Ssulator or a ealatitta of
In *Rebel lit Useful. Ths inte-
ot OW pain netially diniInbhM
* •
it *nen; 4 1101404
1fly k44 an talP4tIeat ;V*044
Lfl0\ W44t04a 14t400 When
PT4 ern he Out
P ** mit or 10Monst
if 1 (4
ccognbe4 1* ell- et
itortte ilaYbeit
* • 0.•
"1
t the Pool ol Ilettteettel,
�rn
r,
r . e Ott
ittieS dented.pa
better th
,U
, 4 :Painfid �rt .struggle Foray*
linenaft, aini at . every stroke ' the
einarte ily, .eta the very fibres of cote
ing-quittee under the 'conoseirra.
%tin is horn to trouble; nom of us
May hope to travel•Very.lar or very
Jon g Withoet &Oil* it ,i''.0434bt, • 1
Ilut it MOO a, greet steal ot du.;
ference t� us • in Oar walk .through
lite b,ow We aeeept these.hlows of in
I
fortune. If you hew/ _the idea et
God that Ile is a giant Thor, a veg
Yikkan of 4 deity, WhO delights. in
ewinging the ittremer, On our hearts
ag orten anvil, *and reit/ices to state'
ter the eparks of Ourhot grief, you,
shall rage and rave all year titlYs-
tatirittc=tri.. rtiftwoteurt-writ
.. go. '
SOIttittWketti TO YOUtt-70 V.141;
_
. . .
If, however, yeti are wise enough to
discern ben* stole/it • purpose in all
that God.'doethi, aild'reverent enoug
to acknowledge, that "Clod aftlictet
not INfilftafir
nor gi1*vctb
-,rruzAnar-.4n
-,Your ,sorros.tO joys, your blows to
• beneath, your troubles , to advant-
ages.
.
You tettlize, ot. emirs°, that th
. does • net; hammer the Iran
arounti_hts. anvil hlticle,; he ,dottt it to.
hardeOhara .the 'inass
and fit it for tit& purpose he has In
Mind for it. Is it not vette' plausible,
then, .to 'believe that the all goo
Altrtificer of your destiny designs
these, troubles to .eltape you,
strengthen your fibre. and make you
more truly useful?
You know that. 070144154) hardens
' the Min:cies of your body, read '
them larger and stronger, "Itiiii"kno
tbatt-y
of its. proper kind or it will stag-
and to be •cam essiotiate . with afl
fellow tuffemrs. %/to earrett ot the
raIeunderstanding that hag severed
you 'froet---yenr-----friend will deepen
Your nature, and you now re411,70 afi
hardly before how /meet and how
beautiful a thing is' friendship, ottd
Yon will work for
ITS L4i,ST1h7pi 11,F4STOIIATXON..
te sharp struggle that has Arleen;
within yourtelf.. .duty warring
against inebriation,„your betteil eelf
rt. inst your lower self, wM clear,
your vision and either 'teaelt,you to
lift:your head high.and walk hutettlY
elate at the contest You have witted
or.wlUslzaw.oittliat you were tQQ.
▪ orn too -r gwou ,
perhaps. with yourself. Men and
Women arertrequentlY-overseruputous-
tMtteeessarily--"sett.donYing.'-` in the -
name of religion. You say your
hopes are shattered, your wisheri de.
flied? Perhaps you ought to be
ttetx, elite that they aro. we shprt-,
sighted niortels do not, as 4, rile,.
'ttltditititdtpltrittforthirt-whiehtistbest-
for us; ,ite satisfied to submit your
°Peg to God's eel/crier judgment.
Did you as a ehild•ever tiy. to
catch the glowing sparks that flew.
up so high from the smith's inVil?
Altuir-thetrz-disappearett-beforet-th
fell within your reatalt. were arks
no-morer- vanished infor-
aud nothingness. So all your 'tram -
'Wes will venish into nophingnets if
ivith childlike faith and trust you
accopt the, blows of Whet you call
adverse fortune,' realize that they
are strengthening and forraing your
character, making you wound and
tense and sterling. to the' core. Ver-
ily,' "Juan is. bornito trouble." but
if he wilt he can make his troubles;
• •The tiose„ larynx,-trachett, bron-
• 1%14 Wive, lungs. and air cells aro
art included in tbe respiratory tract.
Any affection of these involves more
or Jess seriously the, whole breath -
in a arattis. For illustration a
growth in the nose has caused' iat4)1.-
inn which has- disaPPeared .'11 0 r
..
— ---,
. lie n y.
'''---,----.-7-77-7-----1o.ttithiflistterMittititotIttit a
the bronchial tubes' Is liable to shut
tiff' the air from . certain regions- of
---:-----the--tertgrerwritett-Geo. Jt -T141107-11.
' " • D., it ,
Talkini about the nese-y:11Y is it
limit to breathe through. it rather
---thrtitt•thetzturtthrt
three good reasons: First, it purifies
the...air, that. 4,t4, the....114e_ hairs In.
the nose i strain out: • the particles of
,dust. Seeond, the eir has a longer
pas.tage to .tratel to get to tbe
lungs Allifutt inhaled -cold -air is- Ire.
-taties,_,-Third„, ,b,y,,,,viettAt-qf the -S4106
'-rtiiirficoil 1 ---air In violate/led by co
tact with •the. raucous inembttne.
,
The next question. *het. Is ..aelied
.inttivoir- 1st- Why tio-we-hreathet
The ittainterittrout of litedepends upon
the absorption of oXygen and the
' .eicretfon tit -carbonic Acid gas. The
_.;,,.....,-L-_---_--.,--,•_=.-iungitAa-.-titht----4nteeetta..Atreutly
medium of . exchange, that is„,they
• provide the oityzen anti. carry away
the .:.-polson.-Thet.-ialood-irt-the.-
.-dium whieh carries, to, the varioust
Parts. of the body and gathers pp
• the Poisons and tutits them over to
the lungs " for elladnation. There.-
• fore, the 'abtorption of oxygen it
dependent ot only upon the lungs
• 142
but the bl od. If tbe Litter hi not
rich ' in , corpuscles 1 e - blood is
not able-totteketttp--the tikb
matter lioW ninth a it uptilied
by the. lungs, '
'Why do we hbOti tert'lten? To pro-
duce heat to•assitt in the "Awes* of
nutrition. There can 'W no combust
tion without. otygett- -Thig .Ity... -ls
that makes the tires of lite burn.
Why . Is (Jeep breethieg valuebte't
Not beetoeie it Supplies' more oxygen
to the blood. rot the brood in
be-gAting-more -oxygen-fhari-it 'ran
•.take up in an ' firth/carp inspiration.
In tact; men can live with one lung,.
•' and many' •are living toglay Witit
• Such tt hentlictip and are a'tir and
otting ettough oxygert. Iten why
breathe doepte? ',lite etecitest velar!,
,Of deep 'breitthitt ' is the effect * upon
abdorainalTito tilu-,;
Pheagin 104160,4 itrger excorsione
up-
on the elitletitileal vontolts and thuS,
cause* :a 'greater blood supply.
too; the aSpirAtIon of tho
egs, tiVects' the cirinliitiori. •There
rt.,great„
„rigs nit-Aoubt.,ttee.41.1
11 4 Ciiii-Tif7iiiit7n-eir�e aer
ed. to .eotitre, Oceth' oceurs lute/0(11
It then the hcatt is iligsected afr
b01)1/k11. areatottnd lit the right -ail
of -the 'izcart,' In tile neit .Plate,
deept. fills up all th
-tellt Tit ,thi';'19ligs4 kiltOit 'the *Ie1 of
thtt idelt.'"i* iitteekest
re bluCtd it
Jbthlflg
fie
r..“1.1 e propetiii1ji*. to
ittiToo.th4 thorax lit its
sition,, and enlarges its captieity,
giv-
▪ Ing the organs of circulation. and
eetpiration freetioni to work.
X notice again that becauett a num,
hes a goott -chest expintsion le-- not
evidenv.e that he.. has a good capec-
ity. ' I note, too, that because he
has a good expansion be. is not In
roper- • r
r In the third place that
targitlung....capacity. is not ,necessar-
,
ily indicetion of what we com-
monly term "good wind." t
Many Men have wondered -what
_second. winille........Timtnettrest-to-the
truth that:we have with regard to
the
initt,t_te_e_,petter,Queeettt.
a retie runs dash
Ancribe-(0,-fn great pressure
.his arteries are contracted And tome
antriter7151d-lebttent
the heattr. Thus in the early tmet of
a. long ,distance.race this ,conditionlia
present in a .less marked degree..-Af-
or blood veSaeI all over the ndy.
come dihsted-aMl._thug-relicrect.. the
heart of the congestion and the
blood flows utore evenly and with
lees pressure an over the body, thus
perraittieg _the... batt and lungs to
dapt the -t9tttlitro-ar.,
HENCILE• S.-
-..- This- irrir cur oustaffectionrseeniihg-
ly
it disease of the; skin, but really
, one of the laerves, and even thought
by some *doctors to be an eruptive
ettert,t1lakttlitWtirraertelttslattiffeit
ttrvO.
--. •
It reeeive4 tte ailboat- and b
qUeathed the °teen llner:
•It .retelved th�. fireplace anti be-
toteatited //team and thegas range.
It reeeived the, statreeee and :be-
, 414,04befl 00 .0'0610 and esealator.
It received .the hand printteg,press
sard begneented the Roe cylinder.
It received halid-eet type and be-
queathed the linettItt-
it received the gepsequiliand be-
eitieathed thetypewriter.
reeeived the painter's brwat iutd
liequeetlied lithography. the 'camera
and ,eeler Photegraphy,
.r `vetiortli '
quealha-the. Itoet --
.It received gtinpoWder end bee
tilleatIVW nitro...glycerine. '
It 'received the innttock
tineathed the automatic littXiAl..
It received the billow dip and be-
qttea,t,Vid the arc light.
It received the beaeon light signal
and-bett1tett1terttttre;44ta1ett
W1releett,t4egraphy,
It :received wood and stone.- build-
ings , and .bequeathed twenty -story
steel structeres.
It receited letters sent ty, nett.
otull messenger ,,avid-V'etifeettida\-,
oeld's.--poptel
It, .receiveil tbe medic/Val city-.•
ollection of, btillelpgs huddled with-.
In Walls for safety and "bequeathed
the modern eity,lighted. paved, sew-
ered anti provided with ave -cent
•traitsportation.
It receiVed a woriff Without free
public tele:tole ,and left no civilized
country without them.
It received a world in which men
Ameert_and, _loft (11914
cou 1.
It receivett a world Withitiit a vot-
ing woman, oe left it .with some
measure of tiettnan-sufferage in hear -
every civilized country and • full
eufferage in a large section eif the
eartit'S surface.
-18 the twentieth century going in
tor breaking atter this style It so,
it will haveto lorttle.
But, really. at times it seenas ” as
ittletti-eenturtould-uset
the di3ci/Tv-01es of the nineteenth., •
Steatu heat, gag ranges, chit-Stors.
In the World. Why not make them
available for 'everybody'?
The there is the land 'l'hat hart
*Way* Wen in 111) wor
Mit Make 044 avnitetttle for 'eve*.
IroWtr
nInctentb t.a.att
the kndgartn- -
„The tetentiet,lt .couid usefully make
t a deble
'It diseovered* .the Itoentgen ray.
But bite el people Can't airorW te
pay for just pleiti, .ordlimry sunt,ight
-4The---it-ritentorsr-am
_gentlatnen_wttmentoo
noweare--fitut it really seeing' as if
the .tteentlith Centuty didn't /teed
theni so ninth as tonic plain. priatt!
tient „1-eteple_to /4114,4 what they'd.
ne .--aireally. • • .
,..And then .agairt, it eometimee
seems .10711f :the, little•youtg twenti-
eth century heti all .it mould do to
*
rinetheentit bequeathed along with
its Itlegsinge. "
The reiteteenth tetitury discovertd
9,1Vbi�pTng.
gether one ounce of hone
of cattor-41, end the lake
on. 'The dote is 4 teespa
tour .Itours- *
ner_ otite, -
it to'_11,doit't litre ny longer without
(tr,Liti iencing its perfections. . Cut your
-it fruit into diee, removing. all the
eters t*bite,-- pith -like Substance. and 'Pro-
- reed as if Yen were concocting" a,
.,,111:hrAngh',/kyt:ooksii-tnigthavaihtarerstahrstd. antrie.04bgaryt, tshracakrastefruirthse.anordaniaVtisis,
Terglischlwalitttheasti°fourik6"*LartdIsinotheSvit.""ithel stiltlidlYtjt'erie celltte:C'04.cutr, wiittSh PaersipPilerYoon.
blood; pour away the tititte The banana stands at the head of
baste with driplatt- all fruits so, far 03 I00(1 value is
from articles soalang tu. a, se- i-xl,,t'coneerneci, Its. very heartiness is
against it. for to eat one at break -
Mildew • staipia mat? be remotedi
fest is. to take away the appetite,
for other food. is ,so hearty
to distress many delicate ttomacbs.
banana should never be eaten hur-
tiOU ,bUtpur, quarts ot cold water and
one tableePeeebil of chloride 1.cot
W sit well in. clear water afterwards
d. hang lit the sun to dry. ,
hel • to re o dandruff.
.o sca p-„--ruti
night with the tips of tbe
this stimulates the._scalp. a .
to_ltienete the 11#4*.teff..._ litittantsg
the 'scslp will stop. failing hair and
increase the ainount of natural oil-- .
Before ceoking tapioca. soak it In
1i uept
ed the ,..clirlebilamlownhVwilaged ,the
iuirIffir‘vliraMilriittt , •
htless. 'meity.totherittelonging-te-
wit of these types. Ilut, as the -
Cbtist reveals Witte -elf more fullr.
being • accepted by layrity, the ruling
party o "t , ow/qt.' NI? ose buence
with the common people dintinetites
as that el Jesus increases, bemuse
more and mere 11m/tile-toward him.'
An iestance pt this hostility is Oro
en' in the sequel to our lesson nar-
It Will be, necessai.y, there-
fore, to read the entire chapter in
order to get the point of the evange-
liet's narrative as 4 whole.
.LESSON HELPS.
I.. "After this -The events nerrat-• •
ed=. -An- et' eh
others not 1nent1onoVbt Tohn
Mark 1, IA. tc.1 2, 22;. Luke 4. ke to
•A, 39.) "A feast of the Jews"
Which feast is here, referred to . can-
not definitely, be determined.
2. "Ily the sheep market"e-Neh.
3. 1, 82; 11.• 89 mention a "sheep. ""st
,gate,". hut 'asideArom thie nothing
is ..knot:I=oin concehiting;Thazit. Pool.
Bethesdar -Probably the noel be-
neath the ruins of the Churelt et St:
Aram, north-west. ot the temple area,
.on the walls of • which is a fresco
showing an angel troubling the _
eater, -wench shittes that Gig 'site
•aken----to-be- the- place-- referred -
to in the New Testatnent. Here
also the intteunittent water supply
of the -p-oo-Yittrd the ruins 0 w at
seem to have been "five" atehed
'tille.mbers; or "porches." efftee with
the details 'of the narrative.
8. '141 these lay a greet multitede.
of. impotent . folk, of blind, halt.
withered" -Tho rest :or verpe :3 and
air of verse*, 4 are omitted by both
the_VeVish and_the_Antetic. Apszon r_
ito't-W---4.--6/nr1n any. ' - •
te-oldest-'-nmituscri
-.5. "Had an infirniity thirty- -an-477-
eight years" -He had been sick
thirty-eight years. What his "in.
amity" ,was is no; eiplained.
f. "Knew"--Terhaps supernatural..."
ly, but Possibly not so; but--rether
trout his 'withered form: which point.
ed to a long illness already • lived
through. "f --Wilt -thou be- made
whole" -The question Was 'doubtless
-
_
tier), and in a tone ..of ,sympathy
tended. to Win his confidence.
"Int otent"..--sick,. "When the •
watertrou e wa ler ow
into the pool from an intermittent
spring, ,and was therefore -changed al
ttr--intervalse--Thlat-PrebablY
gave rise to the innation su es
11 vet*se1-0added to
-11°,8te„:"4"ntilr7.eMY-41-4-4 Phu
this e...orninand. implied -great:faith on
-theiiiFL
10, "'The Jews- sabbath day—
not lawfullat--T,hat is, not 'according
interpreted' the Sabbath, la -w of the
1.
.*uswcrccL them. He that
made me whole, the samesaid"-As
tol say, ."II.e Tat% able t. o
' MY' bed en _the .:Babhat,h is enough
heal me; his authority for carrying
12. "Then asked They him; What
'Man ft that Witt& ettlet-Without
-heeding-
:rduerfu1 pow,er they challenge his COM.
&Mild tO, tweak one -Of their pettt
les.
'vast not— for.. Jet
un1ess astica Is apt to re-
su.nsIttirty 4tiwnalotrotin,edess._;onmenrraientisea,ver when
e
'Dotet- fool with an ninterrips
banana; it will get the bate' of you.
Vnteu hewing, look for the phnon
water tin !t is eertsidevat out.i4s,44bilredrt...,;.banenvtteifiviaihnasd_,t.hbecola_engwteh. :A. long
and p
cli.ektty" as ---to teste. In preparing a
weighed before soitsing.' etac and no matter how it has
iloweit-tw--t4ettaltiti=ratttlie..4-.÷.14in
miSeacVer"r.oniorirt7blienk butter'Gl3r-to*-"tt dark
brown" color; stir into it one ounce PUnat4 to cat raw, pull off all aU
the
Of.711our.... Gra(lUall3r da dstiscrinogsloreadr 'Vag cut
4upeot
:nut stamititt_ttroP.Pkete_huenp.11.a-Les;Itt-.:itt-obola',;tial'
-bUantr7,:ogitelt_wieelittht
a lie 1,11 'Ulm. Amin an dr eaten, cold.
When tea, has been put into thel. :
teapot it .should ttt once be filled IV! •
with boiling water. It is a. great; WOMAN'S' AMY' GAREER
mistake to ptit only a little drop of `.
water on. the leaves first, ltitis0 the — •
p!'zit up altorwarati,trt • stort.v.
People are More ;likely- to c• atch:. iThrtirES siatrz,ri.o.
cold in thq baek than they are. gen- .
erally aware of, (Mot if neglected- It Alleged. Daughter of George
play .ptoyo seilotm nisktter„.„ The served.-
. _
--Irc • PiRt4r4r-b4Nve." _ South Afrieft. •
8. •
covered,. and never lean with your Some new and interestinglight is
back ageinst anything that , cola. thrown on the',Ibre story of a woinan
Never sity.. with the ,back in n. direc0 '-',010.• passed so nuccessfully as , a.
draught, and • when witrmbtg 41 by Men that she entered the army as a
the. tire do not contintie to keep the:medical -oflicer-by an arttele the,
buck" exposed -to • the heat alter it christinas number of the "CAP*
has- become comfortablytwann. • TtO Thies." says the . London Deity
Mail.
Welsh rarebit is made as fellows :t.,t "4° 'tsse PI this women, 't--"t--Ih°-
-..F-or-ftve=-pereorts•-onetpotirttt---ttt-e''lugtw-b--IPT-tWsertit4 as James barrY
'a - 1 fl.w 1,92tti,mitntione t _Years
mild cheese, as tbe itavor ' seems; o rabliet-Serv ce, 4 00 -recently
. stronger when heated. Unite alto published by Major ttethur Ortfaliths.
lar.tr-it-in-a-porc_lie 'Writer 10 the "Cape. Times' aets
euflicient beer to moisten it, arsili t°rth y,_
, stir . constantly over a slow Are alanuscript of' which recently ' t4/The
the those is melted. Have restdy, 1st° his possession.
e-slieest•c. , pens-with--a-Seddea-Vis.
,
0.18(91041 Bye, to the house of
plate, and cover each
.-iiittv-sturyttlers tee
,not some rite
'IAA&
flour. 'a little butter.pepper
salt into 'balls, tiour tide
and fry in.deep fat till a golden col -
sr. e *1. .41
The disease attackc. eitildren
ung --perste:4S tepeciarlyr but -the
-and,--,evett %the -very -old
43'0 not exempt. The eharacteristic
feature is an eruption ot blisters, re,
send/ling cold -sores, .coveritig only
one-half of tbe lace, tbe body;
verY rarely wooing -beyond the mid-
dle line in front. I./receOinge the a
peetatteee.ef 'the eruption' for a few
houts-ttrtititt4 -or-even-e week, -tri
ismsually more or less. *Woe polo
of it sharp neurelgie tharacter;,
ed
quite distinctly to the port *116'
the blisters are to form. This pale
vot considerably In degree, •from
sensation- -to tor.
unbearable stinging neuralgia,
being ,of alight intensity, or prikett,'.
-tatty absent; In the very 'or,ing,"antur
ncrokiiretwith the_years. It is iline
ted asitrare. 'to the lialits where
the 'eruption is to appear, bnt
in some eases it is more general; the
bow to in-alce 01
dinar layers. elt
other on the end,. as they sed
o, a e pro e. o
eongetted
It diseteeeeed the oceittt liner and
ittetulttited the steerage.
It took the'Ve out,-ef.Oie
hands of Womari rid sent her to the
factory.
It tliScovered how to make things
by. Acura -end -bequeathed -truebt-
rades strikes,' leekoutt„
_had •,
It did aliValt with the Slave
int serf and bequeathed the prol
'
nt and itequeethed intperiallem.
Pfle. nineteenth century 'yelped
gleefully, over tile attain/fleet of
litical rights.
4.111-0 ti.reet loth ceettiry sees watt'
that pelitieni 'rights are only 'list
01 t.tiq road to ec,ortOrnic rights.:
*Wit OVer a. 11,4(10 *reit Wink Paintut
end very sensitive to the • slightest
tenth. 'There is sox:nett:nes, also a 'Dirrrovvrxr.s.
-too yoi thihk OW* new servit
ill Sta,s7. asked Ur. Itooral.
*Itt 'afrablnet," answered hli
wife. "She Sass h'k family ,d
ljk the,thiegs we have to eat, and
don't 'bOlikt-o my elothes lit her ver
IL"
fever ,of nild tiewgme.'
The eruption • begino Otte
and PregresSes Thererapadly,
pearlirt a number ot pimp
*Orally gro8;:' n the: midst -O
7firtlt ,Of reddened sltio, flteSelto
-'1,,mop• :into ltrin •blisters 'With
tl1ck• -in ppeareiteit.e!itactly lik
nuttr. _
ng and caril tiff the doctor, then
itt_thet_Itrineets,
will." • Finding later that her lath-
Ltreiti ge"..
gent. Dr. Berry tailed on him at
Carlton House, and 'after an angry
acme informed him that the shame
these balls Will be spoilt.
. o tree , up a ar co
• rt-, tete- *--liot.;:inustard batik and
gO to • bed, •being earful not to take'
more -cold afterwards. Fltsztecd tea,
with -plenty- of lenieri juke ..artd loaf
sugar --la very soothing- to sore ton%
.and will often cortrigib-1.01--tiono.
Equal part* of hontT„ and
pure horrie,nuede- 'wine inside , froni
---
,outtffe;i:t.tilcitor curt -twig ts 'bet
ing and stre:netheriing- for
A. handful of salt In the 1Sit
.ing writer ,greatly simplifies the
Weather. .Ati intlt prevents .
from freezin at the usual tem
ture..• clot *es t us Itesited ran
00137° bill hung .on
freeze, tut If the -sue
them they will partlaUy
detingd•tet, • eiteumst* •
'Iattudrese ought to wear white isttfiret"no`st do: toid Itunt;erin: itte'hweirei"Lithe'u6 lallikedb hi:den ik'Ylr:11.
vents' Much :wear and tear.,
bat. .ed t _gttven as bit • authority for earOles
Cb(C tr to dis-
be. no .bitiger Joan Fitzlioy but
James Barry. Per' the reet of her
life it powerful, Clandestine. influence
was tocerted on. behalf of the pteudo-
man, Whel rose to the tundlion...tet
ititerat of ,41111trartr--
• FOUGIIT .2t. DUEL. ... •
Joan took her medical Ldeatte at
Idtriburgh;--liet 'tree --4-eTt-7:never hoe
ng sitepectdd, and received a post in
Cape Colony. Ilete a rOniarkithie
orativenttires began.
teltifirt,ofattotheeffirtn
Lieutenant Itatinering - was deeply
.„
CI itud won hero .Afterwards the
ere theyi dispistd, woman taunted Mannering,'
gin 61'11 who thing a tuff/bier ,of Witle ht her
'uttotl"-t; fate. . A di felleWed, In which.
Joan 'allowed herself. to be stf
110 rna( o_ioVo_to a, givil onto _iv_ pt.rforriva_the_ralmela-
t--- -
Pintared in lhe' crowd. ti
14 "$hl no--01.1.0sitttt
.More" -Another p
sible translatioe "ContInue
tenger in elm," "Conte unto" -De
lea
''"DePetted. and told the Jo*
lerl gloves when hanging on clothe. thAt Abe I.- h -obi t
rt. white/4,- - • .• . Jit*„..atiettiaim..... ittkltreive
Vrenelt cOld nitat P"Ming 41-4101".1. etentnally Married the lieuten- a46 *ch°1°' and 1"*" '111"4161
good „dish. third bon two ant • "'tattled that flirt person wag non
, Otietts than the famous teacher iron
Galilee, he contra/lee his dellanee'
ehop stitelt* threetquarters utb tn
uu .1111 er its on en #3 ter with
$ tt,' pound of c'old meat, freedIros";; out .Joa*316 n waM r1din uddettly said
at And gristle; eitOp Otte moot* to her, 'lly the poets, you look
pa_teleyt-amtk twit tettimett. titortst-liketa. ,
'crumbs in some init('*0O1 Por this -he received a savage tut
o to? and tett with tero ounces*Li-room the lace With, it Whitt, end his
shredded SWtre* eut the tglits,`" demands to the Govertior for„redrest
ices; grease it basin, decorate' itiLtketo , met by_filk_ifthstrtotte it
th13-04g- *A6Wett irarsky
Triclar:
- the logreMorits 4, "The seer'et ,of the doctor's seic was
pttirri"' in , the boom. only after ber death..
team far toarty an hot*. lr
.and pour at gnod gratv
.nd
Lanashre trot rot $44:0014.
utkt th one
if bccf rid Mutton ieto neat
pepper andit,
nett litat ,Ot the ne�t atthe d rv.11,..Afien
o Otit, oti:e
WIIVIs1 !A, /ON
ettitigov-Now. that you're raising a,
lily, I suppose yotr have to work
ix -der. 1 guess it "early tIt. tted
gat tatlY to riser with you now.
'OPleY- -'llutt'ati' right. 1<seareely
settled In, bed the.a30-ragitte befoul
m u14 again With the baby.
the Jewish authorities
ren
tor his action.
• •
V9IrlIzIrpt
-Why you WM* ott
, that torprlse on li'rithty, the tb1r'
"We." an3wered
nthe let101(06 Matt
"gibe elltarce . are thet anything 1
tindeVittlie be It ticems, and 1
rike4o fiave sertittid4 to blaine -114
.1 Mire fere",
coMplained
oiro,
ettt
e - ,
nt At to
. t
igia
.cur
trjorie-*Wrfl
preparatiof,,.
uti (rul.
d vett • 0:3* 40
ite \*Ve 10.101Aeit.
Innaths Tittr.ILZIA
uiy 41011, 'Iovio St
Id Ur. t
outing out o
t'd di
• diet '0"
sir," repitII(lalley
(Ilse .If 4
edit for *outing out
old nun! Wcfl,Ise
since the old '
roe around
cks. .Ah. t1i4
:fool t
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