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“-cv-..‘ “Ha, ha !-m0t laid little Frank aid she’d bet 1 at yourself.” (Harper's Magazine.) It was at the dinner-table and “Do have another piece~ of pie, William.” “Why, really, I’vé already had two; but it’s so good I believe I nghaye another ” .. "mum. wr your life'l work. Nibâ€"11;]; coon. in Music. Pfinting. Outcry. High School. Business Coll cg: 1nd Done-tic science. Large campus, inspiring environ- ment. Resident nurse inmm hum: of students. Ratu mode . l! yon hnve young children you we perhapl noticed that disor- Irl oi the Itomach are their most mmon ailment. To correct this n will find Chamberlain’s Stom- Unnamed {or :éidential edI “Hui CollonJh-o” ' ' 3 training: for your life's work court. at Music. Punting. 01-: mm“: nun-h» ~ -- MR A. BEBM SUN \VINDSOR SALT McGowan’s Eclipse and Sovereign We handle the well known brands of Flmnr such as the town on sh( George Whitmore TAKE NOTICE ANYUNE «m: yummy.- New Pumps, Pump Re- pairs, Cement Curbing or Culvert Tile, see . . . . IN”. 3‘ 'HI'LTZ ur myswif :1? the slum 3; 2 yds. long. 27 in. wide. 25c. 25 “ “ a) in. " 500. Pumps Curbing Tile __â€"â€"______â€" LACE CURTAINS tlwa Vs \Valkertun Businrms (Julie-g9 G 30. smn‘mx, President Mmm«-.u§§s. HE SELLS CHEAP dvlivered t0 '. H. BEAN ! A WINNER cut you wish. Thirty Years’ Exverience. Lon-gust trainers in Canada. Enter an dew. Pmitiom guaranterd. {I ynu wish to nave board and learn while yml earn. write for partic- ulars. mother’s__ a winner!” HOME. STUDY WE HAVE THEM 8104 6‘ :. exc'itecfiyl' ... Vs‘fie you’d make a pig KHAN and SH( DRTS pt in stock. 60 in. NO VACAT" )N which a; TH E in. l't- nutice 1“ parts of ’+++++++++++ Jewel 66 7 Dc 1.00. 1.00. to pair 0‘ 66 Th‘ E7" of the Two rai “NO, I'm to wait her She was -fiâ€" Bristoe cast an appealing 5 Fairbaln. mopping his face 1711 not knowing what to say, and er attempted to turn the tide. “Not likelyâ€"not likely at. reason Why It should beâ€"-] jUSt a SU‘aV hnrQDâ€"â€"_VAII né- "What is it? Tell me. what is It?" “Nothln' but a loose hose, Mlaa." ‘ “A horse! here on the desert?" looking about, her eyes dark with hor- ror. “But how could that be? Could â€"~could It be Captain Keith’s?” "Doctor," he called as soon as he was near enough, his horse circling. “that is somethln’ showln' out you- der I’d like ter take a look at, an' I reckon you better go 'long. The Dig-l ger kln com' up ahead yere with Miss] Waite.” I Suddenly ih‘lstoe drew rein, anc . rose to the ME; length in the stirrups shading his : :5 iron) the sun’s glare, l as he stmm; ahead. Two motionless I black spec-ts were visib/‘eâ€"-yet were they Ili(i).§fii'iit.:b's? or was it the heat waves whim seemed to yield them movement? He drove in his spurs. driving hi~ startled horse to the summit of a tow sand ridge, and again halted, gazing intently forward. He was not m1 takenâ€"they were horses. Knowing instantly what it meantâ€" those ridermss animals drifting dere-l lict in the heart of the desert-his throat dry with fear, the scout wheeled, aid spurred . back to his party, Quiet-iv resolving on a conrse of action. ilawiey and Keith had met; both hdd fallen, either dead or wounded. A moment’s delay now bain. but he must keep the girl back. e ham At the Water-Hole. Up from the tar. dim southwest they rode slowly, silently, wearied still by the exertions oi the past night, and burned by the fierce rays of the desert sun. .‘x'o wind of sufficient force had blown since Keith passed that way, and titty could easily follow the hoof prints or his horse across the sand wasce. Bristoe was ahead, hat brim drawn low, scanning the horizon ‘ line unceaeiusly. Somewhere out in the midst 0. that mystery was hidden tragedy, and he dreaded the knowl- edge of its truth. Behind him Fair~ bain and Hope rode together, their lips long since grown silent, the man ever glancing ltlleinl‘)’ aside at her, the girl (lroopilg slightly in the saddle. with pale lace and heavy eyes. Five primnez-s, ltt..-l'.ttl together. the bind- ing rope lac», 114d to the pomnlels oi the tvw "l ; j‘i" men’s saddles, were bunched ((7... their, and behind all came Neb, his lbw-k face glisttning in the heat t you know." goinz.’ she c throat. “It. be v01 fore either might ’09 in protest. and iristoe drew rein, and 1: length In the stirrups. ,;_.3 Item the sun’s glare, ahead. Two motionless were visib}eâ€"-yet were 53? or was it the heat seemed to yield them Met in Defiance. he cried. stifling a “It would kill me 3 face vigorously, Bay, and the oth- the tide. (3 southwest 3161‘s. u m omen approachea, ne ; (knead up, no conception now of i auxht save his own professional work. “Water, Briatoe,” he exclaimed allâ€"no v â€" -wv-v. Keith could not £an to 31:33:) tho “9.91133. m- ore: halt-212914,. There was a moment’s silence. Keith finding it hard to speak. “Hawleyâ€"â€"?” he whispered at last. “Oh, don’t worry: you got him all right. Say,” his voice sobering, “may be it was just as well you took that "nh. If it had been me I would have! been in bad.” The wounded man’s eyes questioned. “It's a bad mix-up, Keith. Waite never told us all of it. I reckon he didn’t want her to know, and she ever shall. if I can help it. I've been looking over some papers in his pock- etâ€"he’d likely been after them this tripâ€"end his nsme ain't stley. He's Bartlett Gale, Christie’s father.” As he time to his feet, his red face 9,, glistening uir‘i pen-piration, and Le- ’ gan strappfng his Feather case, the m others rode up, and Bristoe, explaining It! the situation, set the men to making preparations lor pushing on to the It waterchole. Blankets were swung le- :' tween ponits, 'and the bodies or the dead and wounded deposited t firm hands on the bi fies. close beside Keith, strum; y back the hulls, as sin k herein, lope rode film: to keep watched him lying motion‘ess, unmnxious, scarce- n? early glow , they came to the water-hole. and halted. The wounded man ()p"‘flt’+d his eyes, and looked about him unable to com prehend. At first all was dark. silent; then he saw the star‘s overhead, and a breath of air fauna-ti the mar-[1V live, the ruddy ,uluw of flame across his law“. He heard values laintly. and rims, li.tle ny little, con- sciousness a sated itsezl‘ 3: Id 1n (3 mory f struggled ism ln;o ill; bewildered a brain. The (lelvrtâ€"tht-I lonely leagues i of sandâ€"his ll'::_‘.’("l‘S gripped as if they '] lelt the Hook {)1 a g..li~~-yot that was b all overâ€"4m was tot thereâ€"hut he C was sommxlmremsmi alive, alive. it If hurt him to move, to breathe (Anemia and alter llllé,‘ el‘l‘ol't to turn over, he'q. lay peri'et'tly still, staring up into the ( ti black arch of sky, emieavoring to T think, to understandâ€"where was he? ci How had he come there? Was Haw-iin ley alive also? A face bent over hlmJal the features laintly visible in the flash ' 59 of flrelight. ms dull eyes lit up in 3‘ sudden recollection. c“ “Doc! is that you?" “Sure, old man,” the pudgy finger: Fl feeling his pulse, the gray eyes twink- ling. “Narrow squeak you hadâ€"go ing to pull through all right, though- Pe no 31811 of fever.” I “Where am I?” "At the waterhoie; sling you in a blanket, and get you into Lamed to- marrow.” l‘l; slung (hm managed to get him.” of that lklrt." Ho banz‘aged the wou glanced about suddenly. “How's the other fellow ?" “Dead," xett'rvzed Brktc through the heart." lung by a hair-damn me I’m proud of that Johâ€"-â€"you're a good girl." She looked at him, scarce able to see, her eyes blinded with tears. “Willâ€"will he live? Oh, tell me!” “Live! Why shouldn’t he?â€"â€"nothing but a hole to close up-â€"nature’ll no that, with a "it of nursingâ€"416m, nonvw don’t you 1W] overâ€"~give me the rat} 0! that lklrr," " "A. what he did, she scarcely k heard the splash of water; c: flash of the sun on the probe half conscious shudder of gh ed man, whose head was in the deft. (mick movements baln, and then-â€" She ripped her skit him without a word; t White face in her 1 with closed eyes, over resting on her lap, he with the one prayer- mew, urop my nerd In your lapâ€"~y: cry if you want :0â€"â€"only hols} sti.) open the Gate, will youâ€"~down he‘ our cantee.“.s-Hope, tear me off strip of you under-skirtâ€"wht‘xt am going to do?~â€"-extract the balk-got do ltâ€"â€"blood poison in this sun." --._.'..nu Ihuu van I ‘U ‘U. L'HL" iLLuaTRAnona Bv Dunmu MrvanLLo He tore soaked win felt within eyes keen, sciously. ”one: here, Pen “"" “1‘“ ““4 W“ his teeth orcn~~we'!. Br? got a swallow auyxow. 1,;. :1 m." jJSL as he lsâ€"can you stand 1;? I’ve got to find when he was hit." “Yesâ€"yes." she answered, “don’t- don't mind rne." He tore (V T] the wrmlon uhivk _â€"â€"-v sharply. "Dash some brandy in it Quick now. There that’s it; hold his head tipâ€"higher. Yes. you do if, M 1:”- sea eyes, over the whiter 131.30 on her lap, her lips trembiing a one prayer, "Oh, God! on, How long he was at it, or did, she scarcely kHC“’~â€"ht0 6 Splash or water; caught the nnlck movements 0 f Fri.”- LI man Oaned his eyes. out him unable to com rst all was dark. silent; 0 stars overhead, and a anned the near-by fire. Into his bewildered 'rtâ€"the lonely leagues rers gripped as If they a gumâ€"yet that was LS not thereâ€"but he -and alive, alive. It we, to breathe even. Tort to turn over, he» I, staring up into the have seen Keith shoot r skirt, handing it to 3rd; then droyped m 1' her hands, bondirg. the woolen shirt. 0d au'eady hardening, b blxixi‘gd fingers, his lips muttering uncon- the probe; felt t, heard voices by little, cone f and memory 4 bewildered Brkfioe, “shot wound, then Of ghe wound- d the lungâ€"- t it outâ€"got to ~here, Ih’isme. CUSB ever he 1‘ " ‘ ‘z‘pv I It is a good plan to lay athick sheet of white blotting paper un- der the covers of dressing tables and side-boards. This will absorb an liquid which may be spilled be are it can be reached and harm the wood. At dealers everywhere, 50 cents. Sold Hy Masfarlane 00., who will refund your money i! you are not satisfied. The girl with the Auburn hair is on every pack- age of PARISIAN Sage: p-yes, Use PARISIAN Sage and your At a ‘hair WOU’t turn gray: Won’t 100k some ex faded or grow thin and scraggleÂ¥~ = who reh Dandruff will disappefal" halrgThe inte. atop falling; the scalp wnll become ,chief ha immaculately white, and all :make him germ life will be promptly des" great wl treyeq. _ _ . . ‘nearlv h: , v; bu any Ututfl'. r'ur CI‘UUP -E’l‘e Perfectly Delightful-4%“ of Re- is nothing that excels it. For sale freshing and Invigorating 3y all dealers. Qualities that Put Life, Lustre and Beauty into ----.-â€"--â€" Hair. comfort and en'j'oymé'nt, q 1 Here is a Woman who speaks lrom personal knowledge and long 03 pernence, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan. F of Wilson, Pa. who sa 5, “I k w INEST HM%.OM%%§SSING FOR from experien’ce that 3231131111)91:~?a-- Hain’s Cough Remedy is far super- ! pt tg‘gny chpr. Fpr grogp there Wu.) pnrfanflv nnl:m1\#l.-l nun -: n- unuurmc LIGHT IN THEATRES ; It is about fifteen years ago that _ electric light came into general use , as a stage illuminant and since its , first introduction there has been . a constant increase in its use. and in the variety of effects produced. This increased use has not only been accompanied by a decreased cost of the light, but, owing to the» love everybody has for brilliant light and striking color effects, Ithe illumination alone has become [an important factor in the attrac- tion of audiences to the thratre. The entire substitution of electri- ,city .for all other forms of lighting in theatres has practically elimin- ated the danger from fire and the! sense of security thus given to the : audience adds greatly to their comfort and enjoyment. Of an ELECTRIC LIG HT IN I J. W. Copeland. of Dayton, Ohio, purchased a bottle of Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy for his Hay who had a cold, and before the h‘ottle was all used the boy’s cold was gone. Is that not better than to pay a five dollar doctor’s hill? For sale Hy all dealers. wetter and are able to go abomit now. Miss Mary McKechnie, who spent a couple of months with her brother at Cleveland, is home again. . "WW" _,,, “lave nu wucn 131m in Its c , The news of the death of Mrs. mowers that they offer One Ferguson, of London, came awhile red D0113” ‘0? any C388 U . ago. She was one of the pioneers fails t9 cure Send for list of ‘Glenelg, coming there about a timomals ~ years ago, She was about 90 years! Address F.J. CHENEY » of age:i and was a sister of Mrs. ! T011 Sold by all Druggists, 75 Take Hall’s Family Pills to Mr. John Bell, stipation. taken away in the prime of life. To dthe lonely farnily, We extend:‘ “‘““‘"‘" 5329322521,? the" “ad 1‘0“” OHWORLD’S BIGGEST SALTP We extend congratulations to PLANT CATCHES NITROC reeve Weir, of 'Glenelg, on his FROM THE AIR. recent change of life, and wish . . , According to London re him and Mrs- We" 1008 life and much discussion has recently DI‘OBDePltY- , ’place in naval and scientifi< Mr. John McKechnie. West of this cles concerning the. need 0 lplace, 18 b11837 movmg hi5 Effects nitrogen works on British soil to ThOPDWPY. where he lately reason [for this-discussion, iti Hought a farm. Mr. John MC- plained, lies in the very vital Mdeken rented his farm in Glen- that nitrogen is one of the elg, near this town. The boys materials by which the B: eral new members were addedvtol Thereaders Of this paper Will be ‘5 ! ALLION iNDPEC'l the church r0". Ipleased to learn that there is at. L‘nderilmariu Stallion Act. Mrs. McArthur, of this place least one dreaded disease that sciâ€" l’l- . , left again to visit her daughter. ence has been able to cure in all "H. “”3“ "'"l"‘"“"“ Mrs. Dr. Dixon, of Stavelv, Alta. ‘its stages, and that is Catarrh l . . "‘f”}”“'“<"“ .. and her Hrother and sister‘in some Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the 011W Igl‘rk'i‘m’"".‘{";.”l"“"' "1‘3““ 1‘ other part of the west positive cure now known to the'K'.'"e."';--~.-::.fM.-i.m....\\ml. M188 Christena McDonald left on medical fraternity Catarrh being Aluminium"""3”Wu" n . Tuesday of last week to visit her la constitutional disease, requires a‘ *;“'”"“’~~ '2'?” “ “l- Jim's. uncle and aunt at Calgary, when: constitutional treatment Hall’s I;"‘]"".‘"".”d'“"l” WWW she intends to stay for acne time. ’Catarrh Cure is taken internallyi. {any} Pilgm' 13".““m'”'h'd“? Miss M‘cFayden. of Edge Hill. acting directly upon the blood and' "'-"~‘.‘v~----~“’P-"'---- ‘ visited her friends, Mr. and Mrs. lmucous surfaces of the system,"}‘g“fig'l'?.‘“: Russell, and attended ChUPCh 01: thereby destroying the foundation i“... lk. .llll‘el:.t,.nll) H.00a.m. Sat. SUDday. of the disease, and giving the pa-'M i‘d “f“"lv $.00 P-m- ‘ The engine that went through tient strength by building up therTe‘eS::f"ty'f°°9943’“-“"- Mmfliay M'urchison’s bridge, Glenelg, some lconstitutiorn and assisting nature' “.mxé‘hflfv«QWPJN-w ‘ ' , was taken out lately. It in doing its work The proprietors FUNllell' "4"“ am... ‘ '1?“ was badly broken up. .' have so much faith in its curative Clifford "'1‘" ill-”'mw'w d The news of the death of Hrs. lpowers that they offer One Hund- Avmn 3i!) '*-"‘-~--- f - Ferguson, of London. came awhile 'red Dollars for any case that it ~ PM" ago. She was one of the pioneers fails to cure Send for list of tes-lH"l“"9”"°‘w'm a.m.,. -Tl{'"‘8- of ‘Glenelg, coming there about a timonials Durham. ...2.30 p.m. . ‘ Hanover. 10.00 . ......F~'d years ago. She was about 90 years! Address F.J. CHENEY 00.. 1(‘hesley,.,.3.00 3:21.... n‘ay of age and , 1 Toledo, 0.‘ Wimmn..lU.(Kln.ni... Sold by all Druggists, 75c. ”Shin. . . r().wn Sound. 2.30 p.m. 'l‘uw. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con- , stipation. f Klls)‘ill, .31»: p.11; ..... . _ . .. lies-born. . 10.00 nan. . . . .Thur. ‘ ,aken away in theorprlme of life. [(lhatsworth. 230 p.m., ' ‘ [3115319 lonely tiarnily,dw§ extend : â€"â€"-*â€"_â€" Holland Centre, 9.00 a.m..Fridsy ‘ : ence . ' ° ' repeavemenéf‘ “a “WORLD’S BIGGEST SALTPETER $.2Liflfilfia“i”fiii'i;; s... . We extend congratulations to PLANT 'CATCHES NITROGEN Proton Station 2.3053101; ' . ‘ eeve Weir, of 'Glepelg, on his FROM THE AIR. Swinton Park. 800 a.m.. Mon. ‘ ecent change ethic, and wish According to London reports Heathcote.2.30p.m ..... Tues. ‘ 1m angit Mrs. We" 10118 1119 and much discussion has recently taken ] Meafi'l'di 9.3()a.ni.. -- ‘ ‘ r‘ZSDeJ‘l‘ 3'.“ __ .’ “1...... : ------ . ‘ ' ' uncle and aunt at Calgary, when: she intends to stay for sane time. Miss McFayden, of Edge Hill, visited her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, and attended church on Sull‘day. Teachers from this Vicinity at- tended the Teachers’ Convention at Dundalk last week. Ton Cliff school had the honor of having their teacher, Mr. Dixon, president. Mr. Dixon is engaqml in T03.) Cliff school for 1913 at a rise in salary. The Communion held in the Presbyterian church here last Sunday Was largely attended. Sev- eral new members were added to the church roll. Mrs. McArthur, of this place. left again to visit her daughter. M'nn “- “: - - _ ‘ " A. USEFUL IDEA. AVVJ‘ aLLK-l 'UlUI'C [119 Sh()“v Comes. will keep us all knew. A. numHer of the farmers haven‘t thrashed vet, Hut will likMy be at it _this Webk. The beginning of winter is fast approaching, Intended for last Meek. their potatoes, and now taking up turnips and mangoll‘ls. :md (mo hundred and one other things to look after before the snow romes. will keep us all “1133'. “I have never told you." softly. “how much I love ym She bent lower until I: touched his. “NO, .IaCk- but vnII “19)" Ian‘- He found her hand. and clasped within his own, his I open. F‘airbtln drew back si‘ently. and rho dropped on her knees at Keith‘s side. bending low to look into his face. “Hopeâ€"Hope." “Yes, dear, and you are 80mg ‘0 live nowâ€"Iive'for me.” .wr-ner tamer?" he questioned, weakly. “Do you suppose he know?” “No; not fit first. anyhow: nm 1: Qhefldan. He was for) hwroetm “1 N- nheme to Mm" ww'ohn ho '- 1 actually stumbled onto *he real 5; rl. I think he just found out." A coyote howled somr-‘vherp ‘n “‘3 darkness, I melancho‘v who've fo?’ :7" 7 in the with long-drawn cadrnc". A; PWOW swept into the radius of dunn- lng firellght. “Is be conscious. Doctor?" "ferâ€"her w eakly. "D1 Jack, but you may now. " THE W?‘ PRICEVILLE father?" he Doctor ?" 1 uk At a village in Central Africa 00 'some‘efplorerfll «get a_ local chief rlav ___I A you." her rho daily average variation t’ the clock on the Englilh House 31; 'mrnnmnnl' :- A an A: - _____ 1 held It. eyes wide :who refused at first to see them.? ,The interpreter explained that the : .chief had retired to his hut to .make himself presentable to the ' great white men. After waiting; nearly half an hour the party met i the worthy dusky native. He wasl attired in a {air of corsets, a; white, tied round his neck with a} fibre, a loin cloth, the remains! of a soft felt hat, and a largd' smile. He explained that he had; desired to welcome the great . white men in their own costume. he said, ‘-v "up Nitric acid is the main constitu- 'foreigr ent of guncotton, dynamite, and from r smokeless powders. One of the power. chemicals made at Notodden . soon c: greatly reduces the heat of . a ; village ischarge, thereby prolonging the time b1 life of a big gun. stored. Ammonia nitrate, obtained at‘ Notodden, by the plant’s marvel-4 lous electric process, is the prin- . , cipal constituent of many of the; v V g. m explosives for mines, and is . {I therefore of high importance to f! f; the navy. , :5} Hi check ‘ I'WORLD’S BIGGEST SALTPETER M""kd“'e'3'°"p"”~ ‘ 'l ‘ .- . . ..... ~ ‘ PLANT CATCHES NITROGEN 5,31%?$§1£,,‘,’02’_§£‘p.,n; 5?" . . 3 5 FROM THE AIR. Swinton Park. 8 00 a.m., Mon. 1 According to London reports Heathcnte. 2.31)p.m.....TUPB. I , much discussion has recently taken Meafm'd. 9.30 mun. .. ‘ I f pllace in naval “lid scientaificf cir- A. P. Westervelt, ic es concerning t e nee o a . . . ' nitrogen works on British soil. Theta Parl'ment Bu'ld'"gs' ’ reason (for this/discussion, it is ex- ‘ TOWN“)- ' plained, lies in the very vital fact 4 - ._ fl materials by which the British:THE FIRST CENSUS IN JAPAN. navy is armed. It is essential to] ' the manufacture of high explos-E' ives and at the present time theayears ago. Observing w' country has to buy all its supplies 'proval the Work of western mim- from abroad. Nitrogen is now ex- itries thought it advisable to take .tracted from the atmosphere by fstatistics of . Population, and for "passing a current of air through :that purpose sent out to all house- an electrical arc furnace of great :holders notices enjoining tlwm to power. Nearly all the other IifurniSh them with full particulars powers, says The Sphere, haveiof their families, age, sex. etc. i plants for the obtaining of This step Was IniSCUNStrUt‘li in one nitrogen. During the hapoleonie of the villages, where suspirmn wars France had great difficulty in was expressul that Japm “his obtaining saltpeter. and to-dny a about to be. sold. or at least some few rounds from big guns blow ’of the people were to iw Milli to “1" into the air as much nitrogen as foreigners who Wen- (it’fiii'nti‘a was used during the Whole course ascertaining the number m" m: 1m of a War in the last century. The etc., before closing the associated Works at Rjnknnfas an! in order to find out What Notodden, in Norway, form 1114 pay according to tl ‘P “)iilp..,r~liil’ IDI'A't' it.) in (gum; H' 1 biggest nitrogen plant in the blood that Would we i'ux‘ihrorlti'i . 3 '7‘ I“ “vor](1 It “'3‘ a -T‘) I\-\1\Axon l\;\'- J 41 4 . l ____.’ '-â€"v- vnav “all“ 'i'ed Dollar‘éf for any case that i; fails to can Send for list of tea- timonials i Address F.J. CHENEY 8: 00., . ! Toledo, 0.? Sold by all Druggists, 750. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con-f" stipation. 1' BLISSFUL IGNORANCE. Garaf‘raxa St. DURHAM $100 REWARD $100 Blur}! hits. [4' u t'v Me's F‘ur which we: (H eta, ’l‘wecds, \V mnellettes. ‘u‘mcl was. (1011 H’ ,\ UH "lzn hrnad we will pay the higlwsl price (CASH OR (i([)()l)S. thd pay according to the qunn the» blood that would be fort}: ,‘It was a Japanese belief I itu- fforeigners squeezed the and 1 from all who came intw the 3 power. Excited and enragt den 'soon collected and attucke . a 3 village officers, and it we the . time before order could I] limes 1 HD\'( (N is probably due to uric acid in the system-the Elood {must be purifiedâ€"- not full len P I] ”we - “a“ - STALLION INSPECTION md‘( Goods memes a l} 'l at 25¢ Handgun; ANY. QUANTITY I w squantaty J: a forthcoming belief that the i the blood to into their ade Clothing. 8 in stock. S!) m pl ied SEX, etc. ued in one susphdon Japan Wan lll Date 2] 21 (i