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I Though a comparatively new idea, And a sun vvlor� Next Is the, type _ 1, ,:,�L, I �� . ____ I I I 1. I .1 �_ I I ..
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-you will,fi4d the ruiral hospdtals sil ,w, 00 0 I=. I _�� . � �_ A tuirbine-driven. locQ,mol emba4y- bine,ailtiven Inianced draft fo,T fible 4ir
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� I , . tared tover the face of tAlle, pill coun, �trjli having no Vh1i This Is It. � If_: L� " C��% I _=� � i Ing ,such radical departures, from ac� heater, And the ol bun-ker_ The lat- . ,
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�- - -try of, We/.;, tern, Canada, meeting rall I . , :l � ,of a, saddle tank, AM! 11.1 I
I otafted by, gru,duate nurses under a I-= .. 1. " -"I I "I , I __6_1_�flfl. cl designs us to. form a de,olded ter Is, in ths form , .
cal needs in a manner that every farm lady su I'll I . , Innovailli on 1 in, tile ft , old of locomotive has it capacity (A seven. tons ,Olt coall. � , I
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� '. dom rectelves, one of tile ban 4ps is not ou. . 0 1 . I I .... I'll I I , j I I aild the maximum speed 60. , . , 11
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�� to living Ili the eouni has been. the vice'to the town. an. . Turban taxpayers, - _�_ I _f__ . I I ", ", � , I 1 an pidiln.sTy 1000motive turns only, � miles an boui . I I .
universol laolcof hospital and medical but is equipped with the, necessary - - I I L 1-1, 1 lll77, ,I . " ! about $.'Per ell of, the -heat of iti coall; 1 An Inspeetoll, rel travel'od wl.tb) 1, : � �
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true in the'recent shortage of country ii [_� I --- Z -I.,- Power plauts from 10 to 20geir celit. of plate for one Journey and In the d3r- I . . -l
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i 4bators. Service ,at thlese hospitals has been I I 0- I'll, ...... ----- I I � I'll � . P/4 V�,, I the r� . leat, .of the coal is utilized, it Is � namometer call when returning, The . � . 1.
� The,_ provinces of Manito�ba, Sa,s- 4 =4 11 I � .
provided at an extremely low tax rate. . � I 11, I I., i I I �� i etvidept tli the locomotive offers great!t train consil at a number of heavy I .
� I hatcli6ivan, Alberta and 'British Col- Only o-ne district PSYS, more than $4.80 - - 11.11 I . ". . sool for Improvement. , i sliel cars., agr,regating 475 tons.
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. . umbla have solved th%le, problems, by . PF///////7/, 11 I I I I , ,� I I I �_. T-1116. new locomotive is 72 feet long Special perm4al had been obtained . .
I ' par quartel section. of land. For this , 0 'v , I I I �_. I , . I , . .
t. � ! ,erecting community hospitals riot in , � I I ,�: .. .. I
. I . I small annual expense, saxpayerse are � I I :_1 I - ; ovev,all ,And weighs,, In ruxiniog order, i from the raillway administration to ex- .
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. I � taile farming centres, the hospitals be- guaranteed hospital service for their I .1 126 to -Is'. I"he inative power Is a ceed ,tile normal b
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. Ing sustained by tax9ition,which is ni ' I . , bine, capable of developing gine was Opened out, and a ,speed of I
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.. I burdensome, Many olck people, who " k . I L I '.. � I . . 4 1 800 hors-epower
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I I I . would otherwise. have a lon�g journey Any district coataining enjoul as It � � ", Z � - the,three pairs ,of coupled W1b:ei by tIO-1i the t1'ack. . . I
. Into a larger central or go, will ' .1 . tion iii "At all speeds," hei says, "the engine
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I treatment, have medical attention And ses-sable lana and a suffi-dient number - . ', . . .Tho turblinie is carxied on the1ront end ran with great steadiness, end except I
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. : are nursed back to health in ,their Own Of taxpayers may request ,the ,estab- AW7'- r ' ' , � M I I -at r - pted -to call .the ten- far the Indications of the speed rel�, I
I lie a . community hospital. =i 1 1 1 1 ; I . at wh me Is tem
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nei'glabhorhoods, Many young Canow I , � L - I I I . der. In reality It Is ,the el part corder one would hardly lhave realized. ."
dians-faTmers. of the future -first When. 'the Minister at Health ll� as� - 11 1: ... 'at th'S'CoLmplete, locomotive. ,It em- that 60 indles per hour wa , being I .
1 slared of the distlet's financial ability Z=---- I � L 11 i Is .
I ,saw daylight In these xneo-dern rural . . -=- . I I bodles tha whole of tare driving me- touched, The main gerai-knig worked
I I � ,hospl and their mothers, have re- tO support the. project, he appoints a _==�F__ ,,, '. ( '� ... ., . chanism and Auxiliary appar&bus, as practically iniaull earf At any rate, .
I ceived the treatillant gliven to the ma- board which selects a site and pre- � �� ,- . lill � ... �
a . ed hospital. : , . � . well as the ,00ndensibig plant. The itmade much lessinalee than the small
ternity cases in more thIckly popl Tares' plan for the Wopos I � ( \ % I
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lated ceu- , ti as,. I Jr tneit plans meet with appraval, the I I. I . I ':,-, .., front. part of the locomotive ci bevel -gear dolve, to ttka condenser
. I . . li �1, . the boiler, with superheater, the ,tur- falue."-Geo. F, Paul,
I Ea,i province of Canada maintains building is, started,Ahe board. having I'll . i I ___ . .1 I I . I
� is power -to borrow money and issue �
a Department of Public Health, and t'll . "I'll ,/I, 1�''L.i�,�4�� , .
the we -stern provinces bein Qasl bonds, against the time taxesi . . I . ,� ,, ,�.,L ,�"! � � I Art in Piano Playing. Greatness. I I
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� ly agricultural, the boards of these raised to, repay. �, . . .1 1. , I.: _� I I � What finish ineans.-to an.7 place of He Ims achieved the -heights-unhelp-
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. elections, a.rl,6 caii-cerned to. a',kreat ,ex-- 'The Minister at Heal.0% of Alberta . 1; �:, ',� craft-sall Is, what finish inealis to .
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.. �. � . tent with caring forthe, well-bet-lig of recently said: "It is the hope and as I . . . . � ''I � �.1, , , ,ol " �., I . musical art, as fair example. in piano Mile way w", steep, and many a cut- . .44
� - I . -mral settlers and devising means. of pitra-1 ofthe -department in; carrying I 11 '': " �. . V,J , Playing. Bungling work oT attempts ' ting stone -4
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. giving country folks, the. best medical out this all -Important phase of govern- avit2! L�014,5+--ii- - � I I 11 L I I a 1 to conceal a nawness or crudeness are Hu.rt his, brave feet, but ever on he -4
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1. I attention possible. . I mental activity, that in the not too d1s, .- I � " . ___.___. alway-s fultille. Even (the untutored pub- pressed, _"
I . That the qucistion has lateen. admir- tant future, as, a result ,of the appll- ND , - mate taiiiaell the plant 100 tons of 'O km-OWS imStInJObi W111tthe'r the Unwavering, and reached his gaol -his _M
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I ably solved by eetablislAng these rural Vation of tlhdz act, I piper pei day fund employ an addition-, work ,of the pianist has a flue finish best. 140
. . . Alberta may be prac� R , , ' ' . I III ."
I - DW FO !NEW lal fifteen hundred men. 14
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I � hospitals., was evidenced recently tically covered with rural hospitals, I - . I I or whether lie is mell tryling to
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I I I when the American Medical Associa- giving the'maximum. service with Is. treelidemand far New Brunswick make thein believe that it Wis. A flue. Norean he joy iiihisi achievemenit-no, A
tion. agreed that Western Canada, led maximum rei i It%, mallitainang and - BRUNSWICK LUMBER t -h 17 finished piece ,of cabil work, all While there are footworn, tolling ones 14
the' continent in its- methods of rural preserving the health . of the people of I � 11 I I I .softwood$ from the United States, to- exquisitely worked piece of JGW61TY, b allow _4
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health nursting And other. medical Alberta, with M0, cost distributed over s__ . , gether w.ith. the fact -that the hardwoods an au,boinobtle- made wthh, preol6ion I-Jelooks, witll pitying eyes that under� . .4
1 1 1 of Maine and other states are becom- I and finish,wilthiri and without, are self -4
measures, the areas, benefited Ili such a manner THE PROVINCE'S MOST Ing de,pleted,p Is, causing a good deal of . L I stand- .11111
. 1. . Tli hospitals are of three types. The thatth6 financial burden will be borne evident. There are certil things A tender smile; he reaches out his . . A
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� I I first or average type. is designed for a by all, and consequently within the IMPORTANT INDUSTRY., attention from that -country to, be di- which call not be painted orTeT with I hand. . .4
well-developedcommundty where, there ability of all to pay. The -health of a . . reeted to the..hardwood resources of shl Nothing will make a *certain . -4
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Is- no necessity for outside or district state is its greatest Asset, and the por0on of tible, musical publile emit His, strength to their Door feebleni -4
. - - nursing. The building contains the community hospital is ,to the health of Return to Normal Conditions Americanei , Initerel in hardwood those, little sii of Appreciation and is lent, 14
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. � superintenident's olffice,.operating room, the people what tibie, public school' is in This industry Presages manuifactures have been. in the pro- Applause inore than passages played , So is he great, with noble iliveontent, A
I . sterilizing room, nursery, threa wards, to their education." . . 'vince, lbaking Investigations, and have with infiniteperfectilon of finish. This Till others share the good that he has 4
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I - - � with deep wings holdings baggage in Maritimes. .. ,,.� I* .1 . Little toil has been taken of New All thought of roughness, Is -wOm down And those who toil In . darkness find -d
For Ocean Flig-fit With 100 Britilswick hardwoods and there is a snlootjh� as though gb,ven the. gxeat nu.ni- I 14
I -this eox-tremill and passengers, in the In a year which is exhibiting bright-, I the sun..
. . Voyagers. . I . And, great wealth of mal elm, Oak, birch, 4
t I oent.re election. It carril six pal er prospects for Canadian trad,si beirof treatmentsiot pumice stane, and -Eartha. Gerneaux Wol I 1-4
� � . bel and ash. In, sill probability of hand rubbings, -which produces. the . 14
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Great things Are promised In. British geirs, witai, A 150 honsidiplower motol It industry in every section of ,the Diol . I 110
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� I . aviation. Ill the coming year, not the flew from Gelsecktrachen to Lympne. minflon *and covering practlecally i a, demand ;or thel lumbering firms beautiful gloss on an -expensive plano. r -4
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� leasit,of which is the long dYeamied'of In onte jump, and then, up to Croydon, phase of activity, there, is 'further, in New Brunsl are at the inesent It requ�ms great labar end g-reat slelf About the oldi thing in the world .4
.... . I I :time direl attention for extend -Ing control, but Any experienced pinnist is love's young &-eam. 4
I fog pile,rcing ray, saysl a Landfall, des- whel the Air Min!stry Is now inspect- gTat-Ificati.on furn,ished by the fact that' , . . �q
� . ,the. work. ,of tleir plan'", to the' macu- knows how eagerly the public listens , s fir -t was Has, -4
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� . p.�,tft Thil howl is the exclusive Ing it. The wings are wi-thidut. guys New Brunswick is sharing intilis, prol fact . pre of liaTdwoods. This opens. up- for such flulsh. In fa,et, the majority I T11 st bathro,an in Gnoi, . -4
I �lropl of the Admiralty, the features or struts, And the carriage Is capable p erity to th,ii extent of nenclig au�; � i a city on the is0and of C.-Lete, 4,000
.,: I . exple prospects Olt a much more expansive of a p�opviluir audience woul-d rather
� of which and the method of us -Ing it of landinig In �.inow or water. The extensive. Aemand for thie, product, of', years ego. 1.04
, ,� ,.I . I I I have not been *published, � and there Is sal kinel niail Is said to, have ,lieir'foxiesits, The real significance -of .lumber -trade between Now Brunswick hear the . Mendelsisl SpTllng Song _ - 4
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: ' . . Xt � t1e, 11ke,11hol of It be,ing availlable made t1he tw-mi houis' flight In this - is, only appreciated - , when,, it %is, and the United 8 tates. , I I played w1th exqulisli finish then. the 7 . .4
� . . . . . . - Tlie return . to normal ,conditions of serioul woIrks of Emhms andothers. A
. . " I., I Ill bar clivill aviti el whien. perfected., A�naerll I * . 1. � . I I . realized that thel, lumber Indiistry ili�. th6 It-- - � � ;. stry Of New B . I . 1. 14
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. 1"... � � I Fogs, have us I ual y p,roved the 'wo y isem. its , 1, ,� UMIDST1119 111(111 rUml � No, plainio.,playing,is great. that, does
1. 1, � � . I . Tit .The new giant ISL really, on.1 I-, various, � phasi constitutes pre, I . - -0
1.11 ; : I the lirst tlr�lei a', -el I Aiiii highly pleasing because it is " t come, filom the �hell and soul of a : �'-'.::.;,x,;:;:.X"�' . " 'IQ
1. I aind It is- now pro- Diesel, land for n- e elnicell,tly the L I - no . I . �- .
I . -he airman, . . 1. I . .�,�i:�i.,�!�Iii:�Iiiii
I - 6niemy to t � province's mosit.rimport- -tl,,,, proviiiiellai. peotsveirity� of "M §:��iKil!1:*:!:iij%.
g' exudii o1r.-has ' ' . . I . , As with te,,e actor, . . . -4
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�� , .i c, - mble from I - � I ant activity. Not only iel,the'demand _ - ..."Im.N.t......".....;.; ... ...... llili�. �
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- I glmewl�jprpnan-ce no- less' tO 'the trade' the empty pated chap -who kno .1 ........ 11 ... . `,ii
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I I - I at a weight per horsepowef maliffig it and, export of lumber fastapiproal � 1;:;;l:;:7:;:;l."-:-:
1�6,udon t&Pariis, galdAtg planes by� In L N6 B r '�,';::i�i�i:�,'."..'..,�:,�...'�.'.*�'�iil.,..,..ii�����i��l�;.,.,.����I'��*.i'::--
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, � duc loin. Enough has been leftivued of useful for flying. Coupled withlithe re a state equal wiliat, were. cons Idexed -.�.....,.�.--::;:.;,.:,:::;;;;�-..:..�::..
_ actual lumbering operations and the chance in- these or Any otfaer days w` - 1� ..,�;%,iii:i;..,i�'l�i:i:::�:�'����::il::::���il. .
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...., �.: :, � the nLmria.y, V_owev6r, tiolildicalte that cently - evolved high Aft s-li wings normal conditions in thleyears. before I I Ith '-,'�: ... �, ........... � .'-;;�, .0
I . � many lqdustrIes dependent up -on theii. the gifted, hlighly educated, richly en- .3KN
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� it,ti lika "Invisible -light," which Amer!-, tot slowing up a Ilanding or increasing -the war, hat the prosipects aire all for � j:.1. -
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caft miRtarry Sclect!StS; reported pil the lifting; power, 'Air Xiii-Istry ex- a vastly enhanc, �. .1,he situation -existing over the past dowed nrinds who, can ,deliver thell le '. .;$ . � �
" . - . ed prestige for. this few years hl been aii-almormal ons, of a great pia-ywright - w4th real eil "_,l::,i::'i:ft *::�W:i�^,:'-Ilf:��:
feoted lal year. It is invisible to the parts, believe a plane th!us, poweired first at New Brilna,wick iudustrjss� ., . .1 . I :.,.,�i�s,:; : � I
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giant new Dleol -i plane of 1,600 sengere, with two ,at the new motors, sumer. The vi yeal brought ab'Out ed In its"'present a 8 PTO-Slil must recognize the eloquencle that Is - I X:l: ii - -4
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. . -it' A� ..... , daughter, had milarried Mrs; Wild, a The present spring and summer , offer besides professional dis- iboom in Its history. The Island had
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I... ,"..'.........l 8 eek put ol her klindillest customs receipts at St- J'Ohr` wl B.'t AWi,00 ol hisigush,er died,, Radium will boil its own we�igil of . .
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I her step -daughter, "lit's, ine." of liaisit year. Campbcllton and other 11�',toldhjia, wife: �'Wi tiouch Dad's and ,that some time it would become I pol to the boiling point in an hour. 10
The Rew Greek Premier. l I � I , . . , u abit. ,4-ame aniount of. I
. il , ports hav& ,had 'a record year. All I . Cash,. ,, � . too, cold for in, ii to inhy The dis, 1 It ,woulld raise title s A
Colonel Grmatas led the revolution- Japan has 3,000 newspapers and, ,thile Is attributable, to, the lumber COVeiry 'Of tile * DPOP artles, of �;adlum , earth to five times the, same tempera. 41
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- ary meovenient In Greel and Is now magazines. I I � throl new light on, this queattoi Pro- ture.
I . trAi The province?s exports in all I . I
the chief figure In the Cabiniat. Greece - A -philosopher is -one who gets -what lines tol end i �une i doub I I joly, ,at tile Dublin University, Very Ill is actually known of the 4
. led. Bud Brennan picked A protege femmir. . . I . . '14
I Is -again iittenapting this, invasion of he wants In thils world by wanting Til the quarter ending that Month they Prohi out acho-rus, crew, I bellevi �tihe el may be actually 1 lati -of the eaxth. Mail has piretty 14
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.�,ll:-L_%l::...1___.. ___1- ____ __�� suin of'$650,000 -wa,s reprelsentod by I of radioactive forcea. R. J. Strutt, I lie has pen-eltrated little over a mile . I'd
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ft. Mat .10 wood and. wood inanuftatures. -'. With all h1s Doke of golden gTit, F.R.S., of London, Dug., who Is ,equal- 1 Into, the earbi Interior. The deep -eat 1 4
1 . Coasting Down Volican'o on'btraw, Prospects for Winter's Cut Good. And Bradstreet marked -him-Badly 17 famoulz Ili his resta.arl on radium, I ,li-aft in. the world, at Marra, Velhio, in 4
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11 ,� Volclarbom,,, nature's fiery W-aillfesta- Climbing outot the immense, paylify, etoil is beling followed by great, The, rnine-we-=Vt give up the Rodent to produce thisi effect. A mid- I shaf t 5 nilli or eveon 10 or 12 miles, A
. . tions, of this ccirit,lnual unrvat grevall- the desicil from. that rim, over the ex- tivit7 on tho various 'limits., 'and ac� I .. d10 view is that,theheat produced by 1 In, deptli, luigl6A be sunk in the Inter- . 4
r inig In title depths ,of earitill, are SOUITOS aise at glisitpul-ing snow; to the ' ol to. goiTerhmealt awbi Paige," ! - ,
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1 � I. exception to this, general rule, even, . I I ter al exceedingly roll .Practically I . I peraiture-of theelawth constant. I . I
I 11 . . . � , Old W I years to sink ,a shaft 10 mZesl, deep. 14
1 1 thi011,gh it has been d6l'1110,11t for rilore -i the return trip,, a thTill hunter, With all operators In the busli have i indmill is Remodeled , The span ,of lifect an Individual is, I Such a sil�aft, moreover, would Only L .4
� than. a cl Is P-Opocati tile a lill fair speed, has, an, opportunity ,barate plans ter the wInter'nicalth's' Into Three -Story Home. or course,justgil nt In 'Comparilison give I Information concerning' this Der- .
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.11 grealt voloano 5,0 miles southii at to, satisity bi& desire in lthat� respect. 0"overn-m-eint Ininher ,seale'ais, prei . I . I I - or c1h,01 arth, Anil so oell ni at th aT , I 1. 4
I � I � Mexicm Every year T110 O-I'dillall PrOced,tre Is, for til�e thi the lumber out for . this, ,season A centary-old windmill, ot :,the kind with ill ti . , .ek - itage of maiv .At p.-ArtIcul, I
I 11 . Mexico Olt' , ' to .8111t upon a common straw mat, n ' & co I ''r judgments based oil Individ,1111 expert- poll It would jive Intareating data .. .
. I mailry tl Jou n, tit ,country guide � el.that.of last year,, ii commonly islee-il I Enroll An u it ti . . . :. 4
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for the nirpose, of ascianding the Ills- Wilth the tourist bell:Ind ,and tightly their illdiCatlon.i. Olt this importallit pro, haMilt, four I'll sweeps, ors.%il, and ell are WoTthlez-&, Indeed, for As coni the all structure and. 4
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L .. t6li,16 111ou'l 11 clasping him mund the waiist. The, ex- Vilncial, trade are hot backing. Tile all 'Outside, coveriling at shingles, has long a period of time asi accurate ob- hiltonial, tem,T,oa I'll . 44
� 1. 'Once 0.11 th I erlenced, native then graspe the front raf ting sees . b lr iod,Qed Into, A three-slitiory servatiol of -woather and climate cli -wo*W11 . ha�vo to be oveirtiome, 4
� ,a guinnit, a, wonderful 11 anon, the Nayshwask this QW1 � an ' Ave been made, there, Is no positive Ventilation would be difficult, And, the 4
Fall below, ill tile ii of the niat hi -one hand,, Wiming It y -ii constituted a record with more bbinio, at .Lo,n9StrUp, Jutland, In Dan- � 11
I i vfe�v- !is. vros�etu,ll , aild, by I � Wou,ght ffi.ark.,, Af ter, thli huge grind Ing litones oviden,ce, of any ch'ange. In the aie,rage tomporatur.is of t1ve air at the bottom 14
1 vall"i is scull the, tropical Vegeil up. I'll, the form Of a tobloggan, than 26,060,000 feet* of lumber I , ,�,ft,.§ �V ,J)6 removed fl, I temperiature at the earth 1i way or of the sail due, to. co,ini)r,ession. Alone . 4
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I in all its I)rIlliant colorltig� Xii IllsAirs, Of t1le' All e, tO'k 1 down, and. thie. company "pect.8 to cut , and 'Sh a,luo,ther. .Over long periods, at time would be raised highor.tilifan Illat of
L up, thle. ending at the "tropical Wlia," Other hub4i "PlIshes, Oft" for the start 15,000,000 feet thIs whiter, One of tile tevloro thib 011'ee, 110,01's were d-tvided U110i Oomotant, bolling water. I . 11 . A
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1 1 1 oce-'s g1)r,,6w,6f each o,ther. monlell.tilln, quteld y,, thel matt is', Soon recently concluded by Rolliugwa,lrt��, tyjm windows, , N-Ine persons. are ae. Mild wint6ra for the, past two or three Rutherford calculates that, the heat , 14
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$tTv'lileter may be, clearly pea�oelved 0 L' ill Withey WheU lai New B , . -lie heat g
I tire Jpfulng of the litemperate" to the the guhte, who knows _Very, foot Of the wicIr and Nov& Scotia holding,3 wai�e frOlil NVIIi-i a beautiful view 19 to be Of this' D01 -11t, whil tan, only be set- aniced by t katin res�tll from 4
, � . . r6ut ,, shillifully ti,volds, the deep 00� secured .at a price �ot, $9,000,000, The seen. ' I'll tileil by averagiii mal over a longer Ilia disluttegation of ra,aluni !it there 4
1 � llfrlj�fd , zoul 16 , I zan P L I . U al,culated is as little at one to, f i 1 i to* �4
I ... I beautiful ylAsses 9,nid protruding bowlers, by paper and pulp mill. at Bathilrat 1111(is .:, A. B . loaflng 'dl�, , -'.*-- . period, Sl Ilsts have, o n 0 ad un 4
. Turtilu Away from this .1 acl� to , La,6COrill -us d-1 avery 20,0 , 00,00,0;000,000 (twenty mll-
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