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Exeter Times, 1900-10-25, Page 3at. oglIOLUTION OF FIREARMSt Mee Teonsand gimes a infante WfUtou e'easiee, the Petro. A raaeltine gun of a novel character hos been invented by an engineer of Newcastle. 'The guu is a patent cen- trifugal, quick -firing machine-gun, it is nye feet Isign end weighs about floe hundred weigbt. It le intended. for battleship, eartieworke and garrison purpcnes. be motive power is eleo- tricity, transmitted to a motor at- tached to tb.e. eide of the gun. The, motor causes a disk to revolve, at a very nigh rate of speed. The bullets, which are introduced into the inter- ior of the disk at the axle, teavel along curves in the baterior to the cir- cumference wird are there impelled through a barrel. It is claimed that this disk will rotate, under the influ- ence of the motor at the rate of 12,- 000 revolutions a rainute and vrill eject shote front the middle of the gun with an initial velocity of 2.0 feet per eeeteld. One of the chief oharaeterietice a the entl that it will utaititain a continuou the. If necessary a ehot may be dis- charged at every balf revolution, but praZtic-e one shot every fourtn re volation will be totted. eufficient. Tim bulletare splutrical and measure 3- 10 invit in diemeter, The following are the reeults of the tote alrottly matte with the gun: IS. - 000 rounde of shot at the rate of 3,n00 a mimeo, have been daseharged from the gun. These shots consisted oteel Beate of brass, as uee4 ID Vrarice, lead and chilled metal. wee teeted eeven times privately, moor waa 'wed nor 19 ents yet at taehod to the eau, thou Ii eotn lo eoestrueted for an eltntrio meter. Tie teets, were made by see tits of a belt dr:ven by a steam under these coaditione title veloeity'regeir- ed, and seinen it ie teaintainen au ?l- cetrio motor will proauce, MIS aat, of ceuree, attained. but the practical workino of the gun wee fUlly denion- rstrated. tong range could not be bail becatese or tbe neceasity of see - and the testing was done in covered ehed at Myth dry docks. A steel target, 3-32 inch thick, wee shat- tered, the dials of tho gun revolving at a speed of 2.500 revolutions per minute, 'Orem the pezsetration of the tanget it is calculated that at a dis tanco a 400 yards a penetration of a similar character will be effected o e plate 7-10 Inch thick under the in fluence of an electric motor. There is no teating of the barrel a the gun hecauee of the continuous stream of e t air which is in 11 through it by the turning of thts dislc. The disk itself is also free from beating on ac- count of the apt:mini bearings on which It is conetructed. There bearings are a highly complicated mechanical con- trivance, and are similar to those need inPareon's turbines, winch. ca.n isevolve at the rate of 22,000 revolu- tions a minute, and Levall's motor, wlzich revolves at the rate of 30,000 revolutions a minute. To test the gun thoroughly it will be necessary to affix a motor, which. will be a five- blocee-power neater coupled direct on to the shaft. 1P10.10•111.. ,ftwole t On the Farm. 4bieolvitteiremelfele.- -11kAfelieot. THE CANADA THISTLE, This plant is one of the worst weeds infesting, eur fields, on account of its being a perennial and multiplying not only by iteede but elao from no eeteeetvely "Treading, long under- ground root stocks. This pest may be destroyed by fseveral methods, all has - ed upon the prineiple the.t whatever will effectually exclude the plant front the light and air will destroy it. Par- ticular exaphasie znust be laid upon the effeetivenens with wbich this is dore; no bait meaatrres will do. Various spe- oific directions have ben given, but for badlY infested. fields, under aver- age condition, nothing, is more effec- tive than a thorough summer fallow, to be repeated the following year if fouutl neceeeary. SWINE DISEASE lity in Mine is something ap- ing in this; country. Of mum% much of it iedue to the preval- f hot; onolera. But the fact re- nin s that nog cnolera to not nearly fatal aritope nwints with marked mina as among those witn less ID - out vigor. And hog ebolera. ID intuit leen tatal with swiati ft:ti laotte- ly on a nitrogeneua diet than on one highly carbonaceous. The mortality am rig young pig e ie very oreat, and it flop° HaJ ijarLoI, TER STORY OF A wormrs RESCU non OnEAT SUFFERING. eirA Her 1.1fe Tics Ogir oflittserr. 'r * caul Aloutd swe Malty mut Slr. nirarae venble g UerItuniebuld in the Enterprise, Brislgewater, N. S. It is appaling to think of the num- nr of women tbroughout the count, 'y elm gloy after day live a life al- most of martyrdom; auffering but too frequently in snout, alinoet Aopeless ry of Mrs. Joshua Wile, will come as a- 1 despair, To such, sutferers the eto t "beacon of toe. ire. Wile lives I about two miles from the town of g r Bridgewater, .N. O. ,and is respected t - :mit esteented by all who know ben I While in one of the local drug stores a , not long age, Airs. Wile noticed a ra wont= a boxes of Dr. Williaras' d Pink Ville iu the .how cane and re - melee' by the proprietor "If ever . th we was a frietel to woman, it is 1131 those pills." She tvas asked why she spoke so strongly about the pills, and, in reply told of the misery frorni whieb they had rescued .her. 'the druggist suggusted that she should make known her euro or the benefit of the thousands of similar sufferers. Onto. Wile replied that while averse Lo publicity, yet she would gladly tell of her cure if it would benefit anyone else, and she gave the follow- ing statement with permission for its pablication:- "My life for some years was one of weakness, pain and misery, until I obtained xelief through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. From sorae cause, I know not what exactly, I beoame so afflicted witli uterine trou- ble that I was obliged to undergo two operations. A part bnly of the trouble was removed, and a terrible weakness and miserable, nervous con- dition ensued, winch the physician told me I would never get clear of. I tried! other doctors, but all with the same result -no betterment of m condition. The pains finally attacked my back and kidneys. My legs ancl feet became frightfully ,swollen, and I cannot describe the tired, sinking. deathly feeling that at times came over my whole body. f became un- able to do my household work, and lost all nope of recovery. Before this stage in my illness I had been advised to -try Dr. Williams' Pink pills, but like thousands of other wo- men, thought there could be no good hen - in using them when the naedical men hen were unable to cure me. At last in -zoo desperation I bnade up 'my mind to dro, try them, but really 'without any us touch reatnr than it woold oth erwise be if dee cone, were exercise eci lu the zaanagescient of the bent. aappily the remedyfor these thing ID. largely be our band, We should avoid . in -mad -in -breeding in ewiree. We sboald select sews With an eye to the retentum of star:dim. TbeY eh° ID ohoeen from.good, even litteranu ed by laree, rugged, well formed da wIaleh are good nurlt ses and good mil producers. The 'sires sirauld be strong and vigorous, 0.nd eeeecially good on their limbo. The food, tor growing and breeding ewine ehould ra.tional that ie to say, it should consiet large, tY of nitrogenoue elemeutei We eeeele glee our breeding autreala the oPPortunity to take much exerciee, giving them the run of ample paeturee ID the eunteser and ef ferm yarda ID the winter. We sbould provide theni with winter quarter e eufficiently yams aria dry to ward off stemma, tient, aud we should feed Orem some Succulent food in the winter to ward off ailreente that artee toom constis patton. Sho Like meet :..)NOMen Wa3 iferk ..Fonclef A, cup of Tee 11111 And ra- Had become aneustonsed tne, inti the ose ot Jape StUI Tbete was O est a penullae Seetenntitg About tale infusion Viet elle, Never quite liken. So, be porentred And pondered To decide vidrat it Ives, Horrid thought lOaiot Yea This was It Ileeeause tbe emu ,And greenitsh sediment Indiceted Itiothieg etse Otaw She was preneet a So site erguod Tnat rereesly muSt be tonight Per while Prsieelan Mite And Parte Green Were all Bight iu their place Tey were Out en piece in her Tea And nluot be iontriette Se Slie got nervous And irritatne And told her deotor Of her feers You are rienat Said he 1)4 aS I do And He told her bew 1 did it Ue bfalebt the new Viteolered Gre.en Tea Prem. Ceylon and Indte Said ia the . Located lead paeleas et The "Sainla' Tea 03 And eleelartd That ite Japan Tea In the eseriel Cauld 'begin to equal it Then, Its Pure and Healthful ID So she bontgbt IDtee And Women like worrying again Docarese nbe did not find The remedy &toner secisratotostosseamsr...r.wooane=stost before churning. Set in the common Y tie pans in an ordinary cool cellar, tbe oreata should be sidnuned thirty-six e hours from the time it was set, and then kept not lontrer than four daye - in cool weatber and two in hot. THE CR A: A good cow often Drees flesn wben ID full flow of milk, (*owe will do better if tbey eat all ef heir food up clean. n makine up ties milk redone variety of food oltottlil ID ttee4. i%Lutyteevdmorrtfijoili.lor:veeris win giv ruilk ae All the elementa to make growth s in rhe ekire A:WM. A toter preceee of tnennfeature wW otil the protluot from tne fineat ortnno. Water la a zeceesery canatitUeat in an tbe cow must lave it ite it lu being manufactured. Wheo more than 20 pettrule of covets Milk are required to make f butter One Le not a good ; airy animal. A well-fed awl well -cared for scrub 1 dairy cow will make as good butter as the bent special purpose herd ID the W 4]. ilk takes its taint from any bad ell which exints wherever it is tak- x placed. witioh has bean set far some ime and op which the cream is part- y risen is stirred the cream never isto again. Washing and salting while in tbe rain le the only way to got rid o ID butternaillt flavor. A cow should bo milked carefull nd as speedily as possible, as she wil ilk longon and. she will learn to giv own quienly. An animal giving milk is very nen tive to bad treatment or surround trig mflueuces. Tin is the best meterial for the milk vessels, and they should always Ise kept so clean that the fingere will not Slip when rubbed along the suraee of them. OHOICE OF NAVES. Our Puritan ancestors regarded the worthies of Scripture with suoh reverence that they gave to their children as Ohristian names, Ebene- zer, Nebuchadnezzar, Obadiah, Han - nab, Abigail and Mehitabel.• That Otis' au.stom. Is not entirely obsolete Is shown by the fact that only a gen- eration ago, when to a proud fath- er of seven sons and two dau.ghters came the crowning joy of his life in the birth of a titled daughter, he obese her name from the Puritanical standpoint. A close student. of Scripture history, he recognized the coincidence that in sex and numbers his family was the same as that of Job; therefore, regardless of all pro- tests, he followed literally the words of tthe Ola Testament, "He called( the name of the third Keren-happuch." Notwithstanding the word is defined as "a child of beauty," it should have been acco-unted a retsderaeanor, if not a crime, to burden a nineteenth 'centuey child with such a name. Although the Bible names were of en -ugly and inharmonious, there came a time when Scriptural phrases wereused with still worse effect., It ID historical that "Praise -God" Bare- I bones was a Purthtan leather dealer of Fleet etreet, weo became the fan- atical leader of the Parlia.re.ent con- vened by Cromwell in 1653. Ills own name must have been 'satisfactory, as tlhe ene.'that he inflicted 'upon his a son , was "If-Ohrist-had-not-died-for- tt thee -thou, would -have -been -daraped" Bawebones. needless to add -that f the name was4iffeetivel3r Shortened to 1 "Damned Barebones." Another his- D torte name was ' 'Pi ght-the- good fight -of -faith" white, while one wor- thy of remembrance is "Kill -sin" o , b No One ma;ychoose his surname, but q parents have the responsibility 'of f te der:Mining what the given name of b title child ehall be. The 'decision is for s U lifetime, which makes it inoperative' e that the aromentou,s question should o receive thoughtful consideratton, in- ; o stead of being settled in a moment of folly or caprice. v GUINEA.S BUG DAToaBris. A few deeades ago we had millions of birds and no insects, now scarce- ly any birds and millions of in.sects and we will have to do something to main- tain the equ-ilibrium or let insects take most of our fruits. The robins are getting scarcer every year, and we urignt say the same of all other small birds, except the English sparrows, whio.h seem to have taken a home- stead right on all (ID country, stay- ing the year round for fear aome oth- err bird will jump their claim. They hens the characteristics of the moth- er country -get all they can and hold on to it. A good plan to fill the wont of in- eect-eating birds is to raise guinea fowls. They be.ve an eye like a rob- in, and they turn their heads a little sideways, tie though looking wise step six or eight, feet away and get the worm every time. They are fond ot potato bugs, and will clean a patch better than paris green. A. flock of a hundred will beat spraying all to Pieces; and then the young, half- grown birds are as good for a fry as re -a 1 The main trouble is to raise the young, Set them under a comroon . She will beat the mother guinea who while,ohe willl hatch 25 or re, will travel off and let them p out one by one until they are ixie chicken. faith in the result. To my great sur- prise I obtained some benefit front the first box. I then bought six boxes nore, which I took according to di- rections, and am happy to say was raised up by them from a weak, sick despondent, useless condition, to my present state of health, and. happi- ness. Every year no -w in thespring nd fall I take a box..or .two, and find hero. an excellent thing at the hangs of the seaSen. Other bene - its, I might mention, but suffice it • say I would strongly recoMmend r, Williams' Pink Pills to ailing wo- men." Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills surpass all ther medicines as a cure for the tron- les that afflict womankind. They aickly correct suppressions and all arms of }weakness. They enrich the load, slrengthen the nerves and re - tore the glow of health to „pallid lmeks. Sold by all dealers in medicine, ✓ sent postpaid at 50 cents a box, ✓ Six boxes for .92.50, by addressing ID I)r. Williams Medicine Co., 13rock- ille, Ont. pie BOSE SOAP, .A. very nice article of rose soap may ID made by mixing' two poundawbith soap, three pounds of olive soap and one half pound of rose water. Out the soap hate thin alicee, put into a kettle that sits in another kettle of boiling water. lneep the heat below boiling point until the ingredients are thoroughly mixed, and then add one ounce of finely sifted vermilion and stix until thoroughly ineorporatedo If a light rose color is desired, put in less of the pigment. After being thor- oughly mixed and heated, take from the fire and add one half ounce of lotto of roses and about half that quaxttEty of bergamot. Messrs, James Epps & Co., Ltd., the well-known Cocoa Manufacturers Iof London, 'have just issued an ex- , ceedisigly tasteful little, medal in !aluminium for distribution amongst their numerous customers and the public ,generaliy. It Is called the National Medal ot the United Em - pine, and having been struck on the termination ot the war in South Africa, it forma at the present time an intere,sting seuventr of the Mother Country and her various 'colonies, typical figures of each being repre- sented thereon. A pretty scarlet rib- bon and a sittable inscription com- pletes its equipmeaat, and we feel sure that all sections of the public will be eager to possess Messrs. Epps & Cog., patriotic medal. A VIRING. The body of at. Viking, in a wonder- ful state, of preservation, has been dug up In a peat bat at Domendorf, im Schleswig, and placed in the Xiel Museu.m. The hair is. red; it is cloth - gone ed ID coarse, woolen material, with DAIRY NOTES. Whitewash the stable once or twice a yea r. When you find yourself grotving an- gry, lovoer your voice. Too many farmers waste at home and buy abroad. • To get the' best results from your coUre they should be well fed. Always speak gently to your cow before sitting down to milk her, To cleanie hand towels that may be used by operators, in the dairy, boil in sal soda water. 'Use no dry, dusty feed just previous ID milking; if fodder is dusty, sprinkle it before it is fed. Never allow the cows to be excit- ed by hard driving, abuee, loudtalk- ing or unneeecasary, disturbance. Dairy utensils should have the few- est number .of seams possible, and thtese present should be " smooth sol- dered." ,The secret of making butter that will keep a long time is having the age of the creana and its temperature right sandals on the feet. Kiel experts think it was buried 1,500 years ago. Pain Banished as if by Magic, Ner vi nue-nerve-1)3.in cure -is a positive and almost instantaneous remedy for external, internal, or local pinus elle most active remedy hitherto known falls far short of Nerviline! for potent power in the; re- lief of nerve pain. .& tria.) will dem- onstrate. DID YOU KNOW? Meat thas hean proserved in a frozen state for 30 years, and found perfect- ly eatable at the end of that time The cultivation of oPium in China began but 70 years ago. As many as 4,061 unisoles have been counted in the body of a moth. Each year about $50,000 is expended with sand to .prevent the horses. from A cent elninges hands 125,000 times ID the course of a lifetime. The ,olue step from the sublime to - ID richenlou& 15 usually a siliart Ono,. FLASHE....„.4S OF FUN^ ferYin,taa'e-a1;ttag,yomizauttat5inkevt(trhayttilt;fe, thel-Oh, yes, if he WO nothing 82Sel Arno BoYview-Ie the blue grass of Kentucky really blue t ene KaIn, tuck -No, it's green-ealne color as your blue sea, you know. Stougnton-Did you have a geed time at the 1,1„anquet last niglitt Man- battart-Splenda I drank myself in - 19 insensibility before the spea.king Jizrt began. Uppercut-Dis IDewful-eimply outrageous! Bill Slambang-Vv"et LOP Jim UPperaut-Deee here Chinese boxers. Dey're aetooly atttin' more space in de papers den Wet we ID Ilse Three Degrees-J(41ov - Paw5 wnet do they mean wheu they say a man takes things easy? Paw --That beID either a onelnosoither, a kolak fiend, or uzkleptomania°. Rloltancl---Wlia,VS got into Billy? Ile oee in bathing half a dozelo throve every day. Rebert-Tbe doctor ad- vised him to take a drink of whiske upon coraleg out of the water. Carlley-jovel 1 eboula thiale you'd the in more comfortable and stylieb quertere thee tble. Hadley -So I wount it I bed the halves axon tiollare Ivo loened to eerite people tirtti do. ntr. Borem-She asked me to sing, n4 instated upon enoore after en - f ter11;4vrt5rds PtIt.'31:r al:Tii7tYbiensgt washes bbaeltde ter than sittinte there and talking to Id) evening. Ile -While 1 wee out seiling tide amen:ter I fell overbeani into a very stormy sea. She -My graciwasl But they restmel you, didn't tbey ; Olt yeoi They males! me out of course. Ob, my! Pra so glad to testa' yon wer*nt drowned, No one, gravely annotmes Satre- tes, Catt arrest the flight of time. Not queryingly interrupted a by- etander. 1 thought anybony could stop a minute. And 14TPn the dis- c:vise of the greot philosonber were forced to smile behind their to,laff. sasarmansesanommarmascusanwassetaeran.:-.4. are simply kidney disorders. ThellkIneys filter the blood of all that shouldn't ID teem The bigett passes through tile kid- neys every three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity or cause of disorder can remain in the circulation longer than that time. Therefore if your blood is out of order your kidneys have failed in their work. They are in need of stimulation, strengthening or doctoring. One medicine will do all three, the finest and most imitated blood medicine there is Dodd's Kidney ills PECULIAR ENJOYMENT. Lumbermen Sometimes Relieve the mono. telly of Their Existence by flopse-PlitY. So full of peril is the lumberman's life that even his sports and games must be spiced with danger or they will pall upon his taste. On the long winter nights a cruel game called "Jack, where be yet" is fre- qu.ently played. The middle of the lergest room in Oho camp is cleared. Two men are seetwely blindfolded, and having pre- viously drawn lots for the first whack, they kneel on the floor. In 3119 right hand each man holds a stout leather strap, in his left an- other leather strap or a rope is held by tare end, either close to the floor,' or in some °Donee actually on it. The latter strap being kept taunt by the combatants guarantees a uniform dietance bettveen them.. They are quite near enouga to hart mon oth- er severe,ly, welch not infrequently happens. Now the man who has been tacky enougth to draw tha first call shouts; "Jack, where be ye ?" to which his op- ponent roast immediately answer; "Here I be Then the first man strikes at the place where he imagines his adversary to be with the, heavy leather strap. If he hits his man ID is entitled to another blow -may call out again; "Jack, where be yd" and the other must a.nswer, "Efore be This is continued till the first man misses, when he must take his burn at being struck. The oilers form, a ring around the NAVISE1643270e:rwotraili offers y4,ti a tea "jeat as good as Pad la," they ockno ledge 0" -g -T -001•T 72:se the standard and worthy of emuirtior. Then, why net insist OR helikeg the acknowledged sfendard, in Lead Packets 25, 00, 49, SO add Stle. 6 - -- __4"'""'''''.P"Po.w4"'gm...,'w".......wsoatt...waso•"""Pu".r.w.000.""m."..AIA6At,..t.is.4„rle,-- $ $ A P easure o Paint . . Not oUty to paint; bun 'tt) bava your house painted with good 1 it 1.:10euasmnehouest paint. Paint that la. Paint that US a style In color and improves your valuable paints, but also improve the house. They PAINTS ouoinlosti. Wear and tear Is what tells when, you paha Mit your dealer. illtlaY & MN, PM Maw MONTREAL. Est'd r4g.' . two combatants, bate are made, and feciden ertccrarages eat applaude heseri Mart. There are regulor .rooutle, and the game is wsuelly kept al one or the other hie bed or perhaps till one ie lcd lf the sceue tn./mined. Herd blot knocks, and volunreere for the sport are num- At the boo/use:no tbere no neslice bent blew is lt-it i$ exp. eten-it is the . Bat it oceoeiottelly Lappons gatue del:elope luta a fierce Prosperity senile • the balloon up, :but adversity pulls it down again. FOR OVER SOFTY ITARS MRS.. ST0151.0yrs.400riziso SYttT r.bt,an ttta ame weemers tor children testec.3. It, sea he chld, soften* tee strum, oitaya pain, owe wswnd itV,Ttentlf;atogil„virgri;12i2.'-40:50- z. ..4 W1.1234)91.1 ErluZaCsirejfi+ter. ovEretvaBLAixo Our SIM is a thirierete sue, situ ated La the milky way, One of myriads of otors, awi tha rellny wey IDnett ane of tbes myrit ID ofaceusnenonal titer mulatiOna, for thcso e...eaL to lie countless, and to be spread over En - (may. At GOMe periol of their ex - Letterer) eecli of tbeee SWIM had planets eireling around it, whin), after untold ages, are fit for twine sort of hugulut bologs ID inbablt thom tor a corn- ntratively brief perioi, after whioh ley still continue for years tit circle atourol without atraospliere, vege- ation or inbabitants, as the moon and another; and tbat ths difference lestweera raen is less than that between one ant doas aroun_d our planet. There is verise, tho.n celonr of ants is to ye, we are less, compared with tbe uni- oeit oat ot inlividuel who thinks bimself an important unit in the unie nothing so calculatel to take tbe cou- rse as astronomy. It teaches that Tea merobsints are under the im- gression, that Ceylon and India Green Teas will displace all japans in, Can- ada before long. The "Salada" Tea Company aro introducing them in their sealed I,ed Packets. They are the most delicious Green Tea ever of- fered ,the publio. STORING DAHLIA BULBS. After the frost has killed the tops and before there is severe freezing, dig up the bulbs, shake off the ad- hering earth and store them in a room free from frost. A cellar or pit which will keep Irisit potatoes will answer nicely for dahlias. It is best to leave them in the open ground as long as possible, in order that the growth may become thoroughly ma- tured. STRICTLY TRUE. Iva( every respect and attested by the testimony of thousands that Put- nam's Painless Corn Extractor is a Sure and painless cure for corns.. The claim that it is just as good made by those endeavoring to palm off imita- tions tor the genuine -only proves ths superiority of "Putnm's." Use only' Patnam's Painless Corn Extrac- tor. Sure, safe, painless. Be who talks too much will hear many things of himself that are not complimentary. $100 Reward, The readers of this paper will be pleased to learu that there is at least one dread( d disease that science has bee a able to cure in all its stages and that lc Catarrh. Mora Catarrh Curets tho only positive cure now ketown to the medieal fraternity. Oatarrh being a cons. Motional disease, requires a constitutional treatment-. Hairs Catarrh (hue is talc- intec. nany, acting dircetly upon the blood and mucous surfaccs of the system, thereby des. troying the foundation of the diseace, and giving tile patient strength by building up the et netitntion and as-isting nature in dolet;ing work. The nroprictow's have so much 'faithri its ourativ-e 'powers, that they oirer orie Hun- drod poilc.ra for any case that it tails to mire, S rap la F. Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, a. Sold by ugg a Hall's Family Pins are the best It is easier for a person to hear all the misfortunes of his neighbors than sing e one of .11119 own., Ai -44 4914:4-v--ezite.-4, / er? WI; 31 a Man gets xattied br prob. ably Iles enters lam somewliere. toon„nntentotteet., Tha "Baimoraii" Fro Pus fri,P2tzt AVENUE __USE —'-j ,m4S grates...W:04 per day. The memory of a pest bappinces wrinkle on the tate ot time. TO (Tun A COLO IN ONE ISAT sie Ova Urama Qlintne TaMets. Mdrozibto ft 0 Draws if1, tai s ttai oar*. H. W. unto' .ii30Ie ies wittiest. esi A. stighte word eturtethotets reveals man innernotot theughts. W. P. C. 1044, mOotrtboRZotOhltslersofi,vtl tntnitSors,' De, Otnt. OA L E Rrs • aWatfed 104 medaia and ittilomZi'faraiTsrpOrezi., • OftrldfitTies.141iskreguotriir diVertrzdtrtfer41". sin snepte. Lots manse tree on applicatiou. F. C. CALVERT I% CO. witAtiowessmt IteloLAND. 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