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� . . abundance of hard -and soft wcUr. 1 The lot to welt I The Jordan passed, -and not one wanting? � n r ridges
- tace. I I . � - . digestive fluid *b1ch'19.1strongly acid, and I I I - . . . . . I . � � trees, Ituces end �b
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. T ! , � good bearing a so trew an it. For father pirilo- The Bible to the most forceful and of your gladness brimming If he meant gave him up. How'long he despised my 1. I -so far, an can be ascer�,41iied, Identical . . I 11 I - I
I ; ulan apply to %DREW LITTLE; Sestorth. 16764 , pungent of books. While it has the sweet- 1. right price. - Call and- see' the 'at ' 5
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.i.- . � ousz, poR SALE, OR To REST. -Mr. John ble, it has all. the keenness of a scimitar object and then, when. every fiber of 'your through the city, Let the bells ring, and r.VJU3M QJUJ0.&--P C.,&�,Xt SWOMM" * .- 1. ., � .
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residence tu r lad suni- I -'their song. - I � I � ARVERS1 ATZENTION.-
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to heavenly throne and a judgment confla- ormbed, your dwelling desolate, your No more breaking of heartstrings, of . . . . � . i value, s bt looms; later
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i 1�! sores of consuming worlds, now thrilling with matical problem -as plain as that I " F � ' � .
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_zl � 1. the J6y of the everlasting- 9man ,parents, over whom graves they so long ' Wak in- I I . I . . � ., - � 11 . �! -VAR* FOR SALE CEIZA
I �5 , . I sood land -in * good dele, of ouldration. Well IDIPAW- It and two make four. In the light of 00 count-, Wh n I w hoolboy I i � � .
� i : ; wept, and gaze into their glorified e as a So I . - - .; � T ing north half
- . fenced ; pod brWk house,; good bmk barn and out tells bow one farbidden tree in the gar- ' formed by'my teacher that the moons of - ' �, � I - WAwanosh, 41 miles from I
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. , o" T tb;ug4 thou King of saints V, are in, a mirror held � . . I - -- 11 dAble,straw &d and bota
I �.� . . i. world, one from the land and another to 'receive their rays. . "Mld� I � . , I I . I ! two never,falliag wells.
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I � - leafiviis and bare, yet, planted on Calvary; Here Is a man who cannot ge Years afterward I:, tested It, holding.a,
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f I- � affluent and prosperous, or froin 012 , 0 1 1 . . �
. y � A.. antidote the'polson of the other. It tells wrong time and to sell at the se ,n.e; in fiected. Image of the'Jovian. orb., I was . I I . I -- - - ��
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I I- . d a with cellar - ra- that -joy. A few days ago they oat �Ith either Why go t ol all the -trouble' of keep- I ;
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i ;;, un fe ,4,,) d lrso,� ,,to, golden chalices of heaven sball glow with tive trade, but he lack's customers.' A . -S
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1.� I t7a"M p"out'" tie 6ye with- an Ezekiel's vision of wheel OT only saw throigh, a glass, darkly -4 -now I I � - - � . � I . � A. 7
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E iv . f � iao-tf and iving a4d fire and whirlwind, and slok and, the profitg are expended In try- But when I turned the, glass to catch the . . - I . . � . "
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, I 11 "Come up higher." I success. Begins toexpectdisasthro. Others 11 f life lying'llghts were much fainter., 11ore- I I ��, . I - - �. - ;
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� orchard,and plenty of excellent water. There axe 11 Walt a little. In the presence of your window, also had Its two hiock moons. -, --i!X:1^1 .� �'.. ,� .
- t ! indistinct mirror and that Its mission half as much education and cbaraotei�getl ' . de- -, vigorates -, the .,%',,hole system so I - - . 1, �
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11 T ediate eg guess his bosom, you shall soon� stand f , that the nutriment is all drawn from the food. It takes just I tali
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. . f k. - not sold by spring it, Will be rented. Imm one Bible in. heaven, fastened to the as to what It all means. He says: "Pae- . I . . . rmad lot Prion And
i t � possession. Apply to KRS. SCHOALE% CO face. Oh, that our.last hour may kindle, rays from the luminous objects. The -new . ' * I
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I - ; OR SALE.-Foroale, Lot 8 and part of Lot 7, Or perhaps I might, If thl � -d, breader", A
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i f i � riosem, The propertylt situated on the must have given compared with our mod- ,there, Is no complete solution of the Ing through * the valley, the mountain Jupiter's satellites re PAY . few weeks. � ��� 11
I t i I- , I Bayffeld Road, and willbe sold either in eae lot.or tops are gleaming from peak to pes,kl,, Is wid&pread and sometimes it reoelves ' , . orchasid hm Mr. GMV
I . in sepuster parcels, so purchwers. may de i L99MING, MILES & CO., do CENTS DI -CA 4 CO., I � . 1v
f ,Z � ,ern lamps I I I so I think that this Bible, mystery. He sees through a glass darkly k a6d winner at Montre@4 TVA
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. I I-- terms and particulaft apply to the undersigned ,�vhloh was a lamp to our feet In this and must wait for a higher uinfolding, AeffxTli, MONTRICAL. � -, A� PAOKAGE.. - Fa0pala*bile- I ; -41 pa,yable at 4b e films of vs
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: 1AIrd, containing 160 acres. Tbore are fort acres the i1sing temple, but wb:eu the building Iambl" - , , COMMERCE I ,.
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I i - . - . tively dim and unsatisfactory, but never- oftener than Vhy? There are hundreds of Ing toward us with a fishing pole grits- It R ST - . 6 � . 0001000 � I . k" for service &$ Bru
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; theless Is ihtroductory to grander and graves in Oak Hill and Greenwood and thrown acrosA his left shoulder, while In . B. & WALKER$ GUzRAt I - . ..
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i 1� king and -. e love of a mother. - We hear -up. In the light that pours from the old negro as he came- shambIlIng -along. ! a Pale yellow color and of pleasant fla --- i " �
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, . tve)ip forming ova in infancy, , d De o8its of 0 .00 and upwards .re i
e -Thiity dollar& per acre; ball cash, balance,on time Ill be Illumined tl% soup axe floating through his mind.' - ---
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, 1� Paylleld P, O., Ontario. - 1569-W think that we know "written on the jasper wall or sounded hi� make that turtle speak to him,' saK my I
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r of his mercies. .4nd yet I know tba the. sewing woman that she could get only a came agab�, but this time'It w 9 I Doe's your mamma?' 1 7 : . . - -
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- I � of good popular bueli on thef- fam,, soil is a riob black' Do your brothers?" Sood Com* fort., . � V .� . ,:. -.,- -1 � JOHN me =1
. loam surface, with a. clay subsoll. It to well situated, When, at death, the gates shall fly open not lift his head from the pillow, and prize, saying as he did so,- III'ze gwine ter "I think not. " � . I - . : I 1.� 11 . I � I
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healtb. I will take $10,per acre for It sold before know that in a soiqg different voices carry 3 , 911i 'No, suh. He can stay d'yar. But ther'e -As one member of the fam. --abbers keep out thie we't. If - ! i -t., . ;r 1. A : :
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