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I am now in good health. Kindly pnb- leaf, mace, fines'lierbes, pepper, salt sad blow in the hour of.his triumph. Flor illtreating a horse as it lay on .1 rj,"i'
lish my testimonial for the benefit of and a glass of sherry, she added the For over 2Q years, the inventor, a the road with a 'broken leg. an Elgin but six years old, Curtius decided to progress to fortune. He had estab- Tussaud. ..�,�,Z�', ,
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e withered vine leaves -were t kk lungs. These p ' Onous gases have called in the House of Commons, the h- ' ,reatest al. With the opening of his gallery, through the ets, clamoring and tion declared an
,�iundorfoot. The foliage on ther Oaks Chancellor of the Excheqeo being butter eaters in the world, with an his fame grew. eir two heroes. But fiW person who laid hands on r
.. other ill effects. iThey are absorbed In 1778 the Great shouting for th ,2::: ,,
in ithe giove down by the sti,eam that - asked why the. financial district had average annual per capita consuni. Voltaire, returned to Paris, sent for the statues and the mob were broken object or attempted to- get tnto the 11,11, .
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was brown, and only waiting- for the parts of the body and the formation on2ment intended to issue a new con- ng to a statement of D'Arcy Scott, C,rtius was only too glad to comply, king. it was this experience that -, ,� ,�:
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I emag grand'inere hurried. that will enable it to do the work of Treasury official not affected by poli- twenty, and already doing a great modelling the heads of DantOn, Robes -'a series of "short stands," by hiring . ,I
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peatedly, and for a time in vain. At will agree with the most delicate leged leak occurred, reported that The cable a few days ago announc- ged Monseiur Curtius to allow his When Marat -met death at the hands In 1884, her grandson constructed I 11c. �
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after her; ears pushed forward. She Williams, Pin -k Pills do. answering a barrag& of questions, works of Madame Tussaud in Lon- nd teach modeling. Curtius, though was called, scarcely an hour after his road, and here the exhibition has re- - , ';`,!� ,
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They are of four kinds, the red, or
Pink Pills, and these simply worked
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public. The temporary wooden screen
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for a couple of months, by which
which will cut off the nave from the
the place was heavily insured. You
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esteemed, and very high-priced, the
time every symptom of the trouble
rest of the building is being construct-
see, we have a mold for every effigy
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had disappeared, and there has not
ed as rapidly as possible, It will be
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stomach trouble. No wonder I praise
piers which supports the doin e, leav-
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Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
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plete figure is kept, carefully
in one year and since the average �
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ship. A temporary altar and choir
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cents a box from Tlie Dr. Williams'
stalls will be fitted against this screen.
there were all the carriages and the
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Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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-brought over with her. Those can-
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A desert is the last place in the
five years.
not be replaced, of course. And they
of truffles by smell. The deeper -she
World where one would think of look-
Famous 'Devon beauty spot is dis-
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went the more the soil flew until she
ing for. fish; yet schools of good-sized
appearing. Thousands of tons of slate
ant in the collection.
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and edible fish were recently found
shale have been displaced in a land-
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by six or eight inches deep. ,
in the Sahara Desert.
slide at Mudstone Bay, near Brixham.
work now, though the eldest son al-
"Va t1en, aliez-vous-en," 'accom-
The manner in.which the fish came
Great fissures have appeared -near
ways has before . My brother has
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to light is curious. Here and there
the top of the cliff, one from 4 feet to
taken it up this tim(,. Von have to
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in the Sahara are scatteteil clumps
6 feet wide. and 15 feet to 20 feet
have a great deal of artistic ability
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move on. A little digging then dis-
of date palms. They grow, appar-
deep, showing that the rock has been
to be able to do the thing right.
closed a dozen or so of black truffles.
,,tly, out of the arid, sun -baked sand.
broken tbroughithe movement of the
"The building? Oh! It's the fln-.
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They were quickly dropped into a
But as no trees- can live without wa-
cliff to -wards the sea. In one place
est on Marylebone road. It is red
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ter. these palms must get moisture.
the public bath has disappeared. In
outside, with vineq on it in season.
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factory I gathered from thd frequent
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Examination of the trees showed
some places there are huge gaps, and
about 180 yards a-
It's three stories, ,
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bon tres bon that escaped from the
that they bad developed tap roots
in others the subsidence has caused a
long the front and 60 yards deep.
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which in some cases penetrated the
perpendicular drop of 6 feet to 8 feet,
There are two floors devoted to the
The. sow, standing apart, took a
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exhibition rocims n1l joined together,
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keen interest in the proceeding. It
The sand around the ends of these
of the cliff to the Tea House is em-
with one long corridor. Then, at the
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bedded under hundreds of tons of
end there is another big room, divided
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shale, and there are signs that there.
into three parbq on the second floor
water which nourished the trees must
will be other larger falls, as the cliff
where the Napoleon colliection is and
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seep up from considersble distances
face is moving outwards. It is be-
the Same downstRirs, I think, with
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lieved that thousands of tons of shale
the Chamber of ITormrs.
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will be displaced soon. The whole
"Ws bard to think of the exhibition
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make irrigation possible if tapped?
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top surface isslowly moving, and will
burning. It has n1ways seemed so
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be pi�ecipitated over the cliff, which
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Permanent, is the Word fur MR-
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down a hundred feet or more, the
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turned over to the Air Ministry. If
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a daughter wRs born to the wife of
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believe will better that, and the Unit-
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years previous to bor birth had turn-
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Ministry has creat,p.d a new e6vimittee
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