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'. .�� , � I L The Mains," the,home, of Alex ,drink it,, . . I gall."
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,� ,.�!, � BroadfOA: clan, held "Once -during, the six weeks a travel- - ' ., . ,and harvest and' half the time mly 1. . 11
i;l 1-1th. . . se-riously as they took their we ipon. 'how Jam" 'Hor"ris, born with an un' wild questions' of siclerlee and boUld0ir
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. ttim-lP I Te-4imion to Celebrate ler's wagon broke down neatliby With "< bow careful they had to you rem,4,nber that usually loose skin and once ,an 4n%- ,
.�� I I ,,.I.t,s the amount of w lking they . I tcher .at -Filk.' benefits e6qu`L"t'e raised by this crov" '
"I ", . �, .t'h-o arrival a the first Alex BroadfOgft a load, Of Aofts, and great -gran,& their clothes.- A suit of Naeks' us- � W . teur shin-atre O . .
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I 11 mother 'Thought it nae sin to take ually, 1"ted a man a Jife-time. And -did is what" I wonder ,at, said the �.� and church social's - bsrge& ahead, un, .., si&_
111. I � , . tto the ,Huron Tralct. b . I'Did at is -the chief end �f man?' And til Wnglinj b4led"him as their Mar- !The freak is aul 'happy 'in. . I
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. I � � Z . . .1 I. Alexander Broadfoa (knovn. as enough of the shorts to make a ban- in order to save their shoes it was descendant 1vith the the Answer: 'The chief end, of man. is . ,show Efe. In -his own'comlmunitY he I
�� ': " gan4ie) was bom, in Dumfi�les, Seot- neck for the weans. But I didna the custom, ,to walk hareifooted to you.know "that" great-gTandarlother velous Elastic Skin Man.; how Prince Is an 4 isoilated, lonely being; in, the I .
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` ' �abd sailed .from Greenock 'in make any for inysel'." church and put the shoes on at the used tcr walk ,to Goderich--a. =IeTe 21 ever.' They took �hat literally. Why, Et ic Zulo,pg formerly "devoted, a !few circus he has lbhe -society of othem
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�;Jl:.. May, 1S34, :for New York, a ... m1pal- iShades of Al Gaipone! eburch door. Then talm"thera off a- irdles--wwith a bAtket of eggs on, one heard my Dad lstay that'i -Of his gp ti ,
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,"i 'ied by his I ,,I could have ,stood foT the bears gain and- carry them home." I arm and' a -baby on the other, and I've crucadhing leggshlel-Ig at h6me, and Iney are at ease with
, wife and onesister. From were caught whistling on. Sunday he . hirthrigbt. I
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r��- New York they -ade their Way, t� and the potattaes; -and hidl , but the . Tits a dbzen then, got a cll�, on (the side of the bead is n how'Harry Bul one Another. A.fter being stared ai I
- Eamilton slid from there - ve ce lyu,lbg on 'Broadwav,
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�,�. , to Loill clothes would have killed ,me 'dead," was on .his second pair of oxfords for were ow, y fil son, a cripple, ,developed, int the , 5 som-e of them begin to
, ". ,avy caat drawn 'by a team, of panted. ,one of the young aeltresses 1934. I'll bet tnity,sboes would 4ast a too." 1 s fa#Pred CW-
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I Ir oxen deposited this dauntless Scot I . . I � Spider ;Boy, Coney Island's grealteot dTen ,of -nature. Mere is : touch 01 0
: , tisill farmer andhis equally dauntless . ..., � � I � 1, _. ,.1111� - 1.��.'. ,,_, , "-��: � � , __� - � .1 - � 1. -E- - I . I 01 ,.,�. . star IaLet season. .
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I 11 Wife and sister on the OP& now Or--� . ". . �, t,� � , ;wif, � ew�tacts with persons. of normal 47A
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.. storbe� which, on July 11th, ch-ew 170 '41 �� � I � God, dren, be played by himself in Ohe descension. Bulson, the Spider Boy, . .
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cohipass, fTom all � , ___�t '��. �, ram rod." - lived. He walked with . ,1pe, .al equipment. Ong of bi I
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. over , . Only on hi,sA nd vialle his, way closle com-panionslat Coney Iskud last I
. Ry jailtliful me,mbeT from across the I "I've, heard- anine .say that all the lb-ough Itre'es `swinging from limb to' vammer was Forrest Sayniin, 'the . .
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�. � omed by Alex I.. ing birds betiame one of hiispursuits.� - -built cay. ,Bulson bus come ,
:, Everyone was wele, Zi . . I ed on Saturday night or there was Steadying bimself by seizing limbs sp6dail,17 4
. Broa,dfoot and, his, brother James L I " . .. the deuce .to ,pay. It was nothing to regard legs as superflaities, and .
I hospitality, soon , , .... his teeth,, -he -used hist bandis I I .
hearty And as . as I I .1 . . . . . . I :Lqhort of heathenish too dG.It on Sun- between arms as the essentials. Sayrrism, " I
. assemNbledand 'A P I in setting traps in trees.. The power the other hand. looks or; aft* as,lux- .
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:, I most of -the guests had' , pur�, I . � � . day." - . . 'thus developed in his) armIg and jaws uries and can't figure out how the I I
. registered in a book kept for the � I I "I've heard that if 'they f6rgot W enabled him Lot" in life to irqa,ke Rip- ,9pider ,Bo ' can accomplish big fe;lts
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I . (menced under the able chairmanship - . put the wagon box"on the wagon on ley,s. Believe�it_or-Not'l' i twice, with nothing 'but a couVe of armsi� . #
. 14 �� . Saturday they had to walk to church ing a 3860 pound auto- 'The, AhWesis. Wonder talm as, a mat- , .
"I. . of 'Mr. A�ex. Broadfoot of )Moose � 4 once for lHU
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.. . Sals Everything was included i . ! on Sunduy-a mere five ma Put- mobile with his -teeth and -once for ter ,of ,course s ,own y4pertmegg as I .
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in- this. prograI4 from bagpiple, selee- I . ,1 ting On the box On Sunday was sinip- walking a mile on -his- ,hands in 42-% aultomobildst, but be pointed out the
. tiOUS to modem tap-dancinig; not the Descendants of -Alexander Broadfout displaying the fashions of long ago , . � ly not to the thought -of." � minutes. As a halff-grown bay, Rul- Spide�r f
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. I I least inteTesbrig, item being a page- I . . ,� .. . . I '169 earrying'' a .1"They were human though," said ,son beloame'a mental cage becau[se of you imag,me it? That guy drivesl" ,:. .
ant by, a number of the Young ,des- -another with A,' 'grin. "I suppose hIs 'sufferings under the inspection
I . liLts dressed in. - . -oldlfa-�hlo,ed. in the., pageant as she wrestled with, life -time too, if I only wore 'em to "Twenty-one mq . of Inquilsitive eyes. Placed in an in-
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- 1_ . the brown . her grand- wall, up the aisle in church." baby!" exclaimed a young .mother ,, you've all heard the story about the , .
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7,ables ,were sent under the shade aunt's best , -others ed his sister ,,if you didnft go' to - "It surely could. All that i:s,,—d- thePresbyterdan minister at Ejimon& iron thars iof his window. On three CROMARTY - I . i
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�: . ft,ees 'tnd about one hun,dred and I,m skinny as a rail and my br I determination and a constitu- Ville. ,He was all dressed, up Th his occasions he escaped in this, manner. I - I . . I
call me ISiliver,'but Grand -Aunt Janet church any oftener than you have this ed is . . '
: . ..... ... twenty sat down sit once to what '� h, ?) t� Iblacks' when he remembered Ithat Twice he was caught And returiled. , 1. .
Ann mu, vebeei, a match. I nev- su-n;rner. . lon. like a. horse." -- Mrs. IMiller, who -ha' been visiting . .
I I 1Gre,t14C,,a-ndfather ,Broadfoot would I'Gwh!"-said one young motorh4t. .he had,% f 4 The third tin -be he obtained. shelter with friends, in Torontso,, returned to
� have ,called a splend�& repast, but er had such a time in my life as I "And I ran out of gas at the footiof ed the calf. Most minis- I .
.bad getting into this dress. I only "T'wenty-one children came to ,bless ters -kept a cow or two I, those 4,y, with an old man who lived, in a'cabin. ,her, ,home 'here. .
which me of his irrepressible des- '�GTea� grand --dad's home in the wild- ,the lane last week and gnashed my Once they driove to towrl� �dluring. a
. �igh ninety-eight...,pounds and ' � ' I � te,e;t,h eivery foot of the fifteen rods . _ Rev. and,birs. Reidie are holidaying . �
I . could do ,with three more good inch- erness. ,He thought he would take a chance I
- I cendants calleA a perfectly gorgeous we carmval,arW Bulson's ,career -as a siae . at, Erin and, other puffitg.
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.. fee.d.lp I I es set into the...v�aist .before I'd be $neer a� the statement if you can, �o the house. I tho,ifght I'd, never get, on feeding the calf,with -,his good show attraction began. As a freak ,Mr. andIMM, Dun vis-
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. . . Guests. were present from all oveT coriffoTtable." I But great -grand -dad lwas a busy �here..11 clothes on, but, as might have been among freaks he found' life endurable ited wfith friendii in Brusisels a 4sw .
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. the continent; PaluttBefich, Fla; Kan- -Ah, but you're nckt properly equip- nian." . 'IT � hey took their. politics milglitY expected, the calf ralmimed its- head ' Prbd. ,his prafessi6nal'spirit soon de- days 144 week. ' 1
sas ,Cit seTiOU-Slly in -those days," said, the pail drew veloped to render (him insensitive to 'The La,dies' Aid held- their regular .1
. y, IMO.,; Buffalo; Toronto; Osh- ped," an older des-dendant, informed,, -right ,to the .bottom of the
awa. ,Moose, Jaw, Sask., all lbeling re- -her. c,what you slbouid haive had, I'W,hat beats me," sighed orbee young would-ibe politician. ','A ;man wa' a' deep. ilyreathi and sputtereti- ,milk the shaddeiring curiosity vf spect.<tors, meeting last week -art the home of
I., . �,�. one of the most inter- y or a tR6,iormer then. An all over the �� 'nister's best clothes. A 'Hi's -talents as -a contortionist and Miss 'Mary Clurrie. The meeting op- .
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I pres " the was a pair of the stays ,that's in Our ma,tron with four d-nall children, ."is eith4�r a Ter TM . effirfojer were In time turned to use el)ed by singing Hynin 688. � The TOU
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. esting of ,the guests Present 'was attic, 2�� eameone with 'strong and b,ow they got through 'the amount of Independent was, unheard, pf, and parishioner who happened to come in .
Rev. Tom Broadfoot, bolmle on leave sinewy arms' like the, Village Black- work that they -did get through. [heaven help the turn -coat! He was fte istable doorat the momerit d,,lar- in Hollywood, where be doubled for ,all was ,,sw,tedl by some eighteen I
. . from the missionary field in, South sinith to lace You into them." There was Great-Aumt Rachael. She a pariah .in amy-self-respectifig fam- ed that MT. ,B— �book his fist at Lon Chaney .in "'I'lle lHiuticliback bf mombero.' There were allso, several .
I � China. The pioneer. spirit has evi- "ThAaks." said the young actr�ss, ,had nine -boys and they say her house lily from then on, I supipose you have the caff and exclaiiiie'd- 1, . N4otre Dame.," 'In spite of bitinghalf visitoi, present. MT&'Houghtan gave
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dryly. "But I can, ' She did, all heard of Grand -Uncle Jimmie dollars in two and lifting "Ib' the secretary's report and.Mrs. Laing
� dently not yet died ,out in the Bra&& think of easier was always spick and span. , "'If I badm"t the love of,God in, my weights with his teeth he ,has 'visited ,the treasurer's report. the latter 1
foot fainioly. . .11 ev�eytgL,hing for them -spun, wove, Dickson ,who relpTesenteed -Huron and
. I I , deaths ese, and in haying Bruce in the Dominion House years ,heart, Fa.break your — head!" a Ze;�igt only.on-ce in%is life, and ishowirig a nice -surplus. Mrs. Ivan
. . "He was a citizen tough and"grimi, 911 1ye often heard I ," said another, knitted, � made che . A serious -faced individual then lthien this mismom was purely egthe- Hill sang, "Nearer, � Still N,eam;ex." .
I Dangerwas duck soup to him. I . . . - I spoke: . tic; 'he bad a gold cap placed on a MT, A. McLellan gave A reading, I
. JBJe ate corn pone and bacob, fat, "I'd lik� to know what made -them ,-sound tooth in obedience to the die- "F,i,y Fliers,' Christmas Cake." The
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I I But gTeat�grandson ,would -starve on I I . . 1, leave Scotland in the first place. I tates of Dame Fa4hion. That was meeting closed -with the LmWs .
11 I that!)7 I I I � ,have rread .old letters written I, fad- �after he married a Memphis, girl. Pmyen .
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1. . "Speamug of ljAnger," said one of .1. .. I .. � ... 11 , .11, , . throws ,much light on what first put the sid,eeshow people, although the was theld on 'Wednesday of last week ' I
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� . the oWer doisicendants, �'T' , and- , . I � . ever be ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
, them, tell about thi'-fi-e great -gr . .1 I �._ t'heir head's."
.. 11 .11 , I ... a shortage of ,mates for sideshow Allen. The different kinds of races
I I . . mother put the black bear to flight � : 1, .., "It was the desire to own their -,
with a kettle Of scalding water. The I stars of proved earning carpacity. A and the ball ga,mes were heartily on-
. I . a raid on the pig I I Y . . . - own land." replied a student of,the single lady with a thTee-foot beard tered into and enjoyedl. A shower of 11 I
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I pen and she heard the TUMPUS. Pigs . were farmers in the Old Country but always has irriore suitors than Pene- i-ain, just as the, tAes were sent on
!, I . f � the� were tenant farm, I ers.' You can . lope Bachelors wiith honorable in- the lawn, ,made the picnic folks: I
, were pigs in those days the same as . : "
11 . the ,bear out Of tentions swarm about,girls with sUT- iscurry for shelter. Howeylay, it did , "
:� miow, and she put- � imagine -how the thought of owning . .
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�, - . . i their own land would appeal to proud physiques, *T Wil�h fel��11 ( - S`O U191Y having a jolly iloo,d time. nor the ' I
� -11 nevar heard ,about the, bear," � people who -had- always lived under that millions pay to see lern. The )young- lto-W
. said aliotb�er, "but I've heard about I � I 1, �� . � ... , ,the rule of- -a landlord ,ven 'a kind- I 41 g , pleasantly entertdning.
�, zhe tilme great,grandtfather took the . .1 -1 - . rl. .� ly Orbe.19 . I - Uglie'stWoman, in the World, as ,the them- elves in thea evening. MT. and I
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wheat to Hamilton to be ground in- I .1_1' ''I I 11 . Ringling were able to term her 4with iMrs.,Gordon 'Miller of California, son. '
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�_ . to Jlourit was only ninety odd, miles , � - � � I M .
" .1 as he surveyed -the splendid buildings, !had three dhildren.' Wyrtle Corbin, were guests of honour., Guests were
�,. - * through the bush!-a-nd great -grand- ,the fields of bay and grain., and'the the four -legged, two4bodied � To
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,� r and her family lived - pota- I woman pregent f m Staffa, Mitchell, Mount L I
� milothe . scoresof -cars parked in the yard, i4I, from Texas, made. A' happy 16110icc' Of Pleasant, Thames Road and London.
t�:._ . I toes -and millk1or six weeks. I . I
k"', .. . 1111 . for one, t4lihik ,they,, made a wise a mate and had. in, the legal phrase, Rev. R. G. and Mrs. McKay and I
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' 1. with a,;ritical family to cook for. '�If Members of the Broadfoot clan who held their centennial re -union recently at the home of Alex. five beiTs ,of ber bodies, two Of One dliildren are holidaying wirtb. W. and
1, I I "And so' 'say we all!" was, echoed. aii,d three of ,the other. Ten years ,Mrs. jas. Scott. . I
, I . -ice in succession I � and James Broadfoot' in Tuckersmith. .
� I serve potatoes t% from, every side. . I ago, Riiigling'g Living ,Skelleton mar- IMIss Wettie !Scott of Plaisley is
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,t.' , ,without diogulising them lbeyo]id - -.Pietutres, cowtesy of CaT.dian Countryman. I . 0. Tied Helen the, Fat with great cere- visiting friends in the village. .
f, _ . .1 ,rnony at Madison Square �ar),i,an� A lartge,nu-mber of people attend- ,
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!j, I . NERNM� -ace in a.11 streams at the same alinost beyond comprehension iiintil doomed to die. To human eyes the vate life they are the
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. . . . � I I time. The salnion�s, adaptation to his one has -seen the miracle. spawning ground is a great traged7-He weights 68 pounds, , a .� . � . I I
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''! . � � chosen stream is a strange thing and The,swimming and jumping of Chi- No one now would recognize the fish 550. . lia
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. �1. '40 0 W 0-0 0 shows that his -rate must be, split nook in the srv�iri�ng, whife smother -that came in from salt water. Gone It is ,trkle that in thaeg part the 'The concentration- of nectar seems I
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I I . . CffINOOK into a. great number of clans, each of faUs and catarbocts is a thing to' is all b�, beauty. Black, and blotch -,marriage rite bas, been- abused for
� - � I -is s d , p city pull - Showmen have to be the,deciding factur in drawing I
11 I clan ,to its river. Each race is gov tir Any iTnalgination. A study of this ed whlite and r�)d. h Mn an scales ubli poses.
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11, ne in Reader's Digest.) erned in i,ts movements out Of salt creaturne in the water shows that hoe gone in patches4, his fins fmyled-he systmaticailly - I, o- the press
I � (Condensed from,Nature Magazi; water by the time at which its ebos- has mastered his elelinie,i9k even, as the Us a traly pitiable spedbacle. Short- by holding freak marriages At ,v,e,y nectar diluted �With rainor dew. They - , I
� . . n possib e o bi a- prefeT their ,nectar straight.
, . m� __ e -n natal river is in condition for egg- gull has mastered the air. Our great lk after the pair -have scraped out lta �k town unftil all , I c in n .
�1. '.. . laying--t-his last dep,ending not alone isalmon is heavier tham. wtater--when `t1beir linest" in the, gravel and left ,tions of weldlock hadbeen exhausted . I .
�;, Tho Chincyak sa,linton Of Pa�ffic wa- birth. But there are innumerable eX- on water,level but oil temperature. dead he sinks at once, ven as a thieiT fertile seed coveredsafely, tbey ard the enItITO 00a,lection of L startling
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� �' � I lterg is a fightipg giant, -1 king sport smitlyles of non-breeffing .birds and Thus I,,, the Colum1bia the fish that bird is bearvier rthan, the air, and if are veritably death alivV..clreatures ,people was pollylgarnov's-ly entangled-, r
I r: for many a fis�-Iirtg,enthugia.st; a f�ap_ nial-rimalis every i-ar and it is hard flr�'.-, c -,--me upstream in Mare'h are 'his fins are only rudimentary wirligs, that vrAggle feebly in the cutTent till But many freak romances a.re real To- AS TAKING EVERY '
�1' , .. -not coine untle-, :ta,-,-ting or. a wo,rl-rous mi Tniances. Unlrequited ,passion -nearly 0 1
,q :�, ang,wonder af brawling white water; tobelieve that fi-h do ,g-,-ation of te uses -them much the same, and in life goes out. .
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*� Ion, and the sa& missing -hi-:; due geason to ,spaWn, Te- : lF�'-El to'drive him like, a tor- KIND OF DRUG Fun .
l. I storles of repro,duct Ing gravelb,eds in the hea.ds waters s-.rir�7 - closing isoleine of this, last (tragic chap- gets, who was infatuated with a
I '. eair. ter hds -to do with the g(houllish rtites, Ellmer -Van c
I , dest final chiLpte,,-s of a life 'history turns in his Idth year, he must be cf the 'Snake, and Salmon Rivers of ,pcdo or tos,3,1ii,ni Migh ,into th ,bearded lady. , ,S ig] r, the
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� � l" . of inland �ome r,&ajson be lag's a second or entering the lower Columbia for a that ,he has the same ,treFtery of ithe come to clear ,the stream:arld fit it ,],age -0,rebesitra. at Chicago, shot up CONSTIPATION
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�, .. , streams, the young ,Chinook has to thirrd season, he may come to some dqst-ination Only 1.50 rr.(iles inland at curTents ass the -bird has a-nd- just, a -s. again for a newer sacrifice in the ,the Little 'Mexico [Cafe in that City
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��r. runthe downstred'm gauntlet of danI lucky fisherman's gaff as one of those in the gull ca,n fly ea.siest against the year to come when other salmon fight last summer be -cause Rosalie.', the Then ALL -BRAN Brought A
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Y" - trout, ,snakes. kingfishers almost unbelievable latitle "whades" of A- oppasitiom of the wind, ,so Chinook by their way from the sea. I Mexican fan dancer, jilted ,him. The
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1�1 I aalrron weighi-ni more than one hun- ces makes ,the suidde -of the, India Rubber Man as Relief
. .� And such folk that love fingerling fry S,adh variety makes the fiah ,of his fins and body sviia I -60 . �) . I
�� ,!� I -to yeach the sea. Ther�e he grows dred pouv&. mi-ghty intorest' to sportsmen - a calMent pro eam . a pybltlestt against the invulnerabilifty �
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` 'How do we know the age of fish?, long iess-on possibility for rod and ,strange and parad xi al 1 gl� thi of.the Tattooed Lady w" told to the - Read this very enthufdastle .1
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�, ��,-, I I-rumbelievably fast; ,starting as a Tnere ' o c thqu sp Japan has a thuri6erstorm service
�� - . '&W, in fouT, ye�.wg be may bd- Much has been done by ta ging fry, 1,ul - -ere is a mystery a -bout may — ularly useful to its . I
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, '111 ce has another way. It haz fresh-iwaten,sal-mon ftshing. V�%dle Agriculturists. Tw,&t, hundred an d n"a . fai
11 ,, come a 50-POUnd giant. I but scie-A (Hlils manner of ,boting into rushing , me was C.1hreime H. Alexander, and "I am.. 34- years old and as \
e ,�, I ;he been forugd that under the micro- he is in fres,h wateT Chinoo,k has no, green wvte,r -is an easly effarbless w Y , - be couild, contract and e3dpand like a bark in my life I have bee ,� � 1. �A%
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� , ly;;, , -Ile ObIntolok is an exampl a nineteen obser,Aatill)h plosts,'manned, .
�,, '�,,� I �h, may be scope a sh scale tells a story of age whatever fbo, fo,od.- By the time is sheer TnIa,giC and ,perhaps cam be by the em1ployees, of the,vs,.rio,s el- Jack-in�jthe-box. He is said to, llarve I was so bad that I had one
strange fact that ,some fir . pated.
, 5;,;� I � mpa .es . (been able ito stretch his, hei-g1ht. seven bowel movement every five or six .
. �, ", come .stupendous. A fish. unlike a years somewhat as it is told on 0 the ascendis the ri,ve,r mouth his sto,m- ,�xpltaffied only as'aboves.' And ,,his ectrical oo and , placed at
lK, bird or mammal, grow ng as he coVs, h - mil7 cbes end., ,his reach ten ivebest. He
, K4�, - s. as lo orn Or iro the rings of a tree ach ha,s oeased to function. The whole leapl j OoTdro#ted by a wall Of aP ,about ,121 es A,part, i in days. I was taking every kind of
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j, " 0 in or the sh-eU of �a-n oyster ----by a Suc- body cavity is pmelted with the huge PaTently imposistible wwter, be' r`Us' meteorologica udged. to make amorous, advantees, when drug known for constipation.
W " .f, . . . Is alive. Normally ,salmon- mature I � I service of the govern-
!!�` R . , ttheir fourbb yeaT, returnting then, to cession of rings. roe in, the female and with -the milts, and rests, in the eddy below and then rnelrA Of any lthTelatWning thunder- the freaks, were on the e3thibition "Now for the last two months I .
"I � � Timalge, d s not in the male, and the %tomach has be- Suddenly fli rb T - ,three, I i - -
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�� �� �� , � ., . 'The blest explanation of this would, btffidog- -he will try and, try the face, I __� nianls back, and- Iyakting the Tattooed each day." Mr. Frank Piratzky
" �. I." . . I . 11 . seem, to be Dhat when th,eL . � Owing to 'heavy losses. during stoy- Lady on ,the ��,Oulder- She took , (address furnished upon request).
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W, � Here,, EverV _Day is - .fish. filled with the new Just of lile that was traversed -by hils, fathers, he inge and transit of AVstralian pears, dislike to him e,
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t I �. � �; . � . I . . 0 1 ' " . t has under. cob� Wiloroge and lost jh&rest in, his work , vitamin B th aid elimination. Ai&. .
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" I'�'.., " - I Farmers Day.1" -are intolerslit of ,other fish niNtr tbemL 171his tir-ptitreafty4pilgAmage isl ' the lsiderstfion a plan to pftvidt for the -expanding and- eontraleting only in BRAN is also a fine source of iron I
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