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:hs .ls EV 'ce ner if- The Time Lock THERE’S A GOOD TIME COMING. v “-v 'â€" â€"â€"vv-â€" -vâ€"a v- Charles MacKay’s Song of HOpe. famous three-score years 320 There’s a good time coming, boys. A good. time coming: There’s a 200d time coming, bOYS' War in all men’s eyes shall be -\ good time coming; A monster of iniquity m- may not live t9 seethe day. In the good time coming. Ba? earth Shall 2.11390 m, the rav Nations shall not quarrel then. Of the good time 90mlng- To prove which is theatronger: Cannon balls may 3111 the truth Nor slaughter men for glorv’s But thought’s a weapon sake, stronger; ’ ' . Wait a little longer We’ll win our battle by its aid: Wait a little longer. There’s a 1309‘1 time gaming, boys. . . A good. time coming; There’s a good tune gom1ng, bOYS- Hateful rivalries of creed: A good time coming; Shall not maketheir martyrs bleezi. The pen shall supersede the swori. . In the good time coming. 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Till limbs and.- milds grow A good time coming; ’ stronger; Hateful rivalries of creed; And everyone shall read and Shall not maketheir martyrs bleed! .Wntei In the good time coming. g Wait a little longer. Religion shall be shorn of pridefl , . . And flourish all the stronger' Theres a 3096- tune coming. boys. “ONO. OOHOHUHOHOH ’H‘OIUOHAA Tm mum.” mm "khan.” s..............s 5.5.... u.n............$..< ".uw.»..........~.. ...~.......u.... .. 33.9» 3%.... . . . U. 9.. n.n.u.u...x........... an...» . 9.x A good. time coming; The people shall be temperate, And shall love instead of hate, In the good. time coming. They shall me and. not abuse. And. make all virtue stronger: The reformation has begun; Wait a little longer. There’s a good time ooming, boys. Ur II ‘ U' U A good time coming; Let us aids it all we can, Every woman, every man. The good time coming. 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The tubes. made of a substance called eenoldtn. ere connected at one end with a single tube which may be attached to an artery, and at the other with a tube Which leads to a vein. Before the {2:3ch kidney It attached to tho ',-the tubes are filled with a successfully used to perform the 00d purifying function in whtch the diseased natural kidney tails. . The artificial kidney below Ur.Wok_:h‘l picture shows the 32 tubes in m the blood is purified. -_.. "solution of salt and water. When it h put in position, the heart pumps the blood out from the artery into the tubes an forces the salt solution hackintoth emstotakeitspiaoo. the plfiigsnwgn determine what [ubstances shall pass into it by M 313 of the bloqd. A. -_ .‘A‘ This astounding machine m with complete 81100“! on dos! other animals. The three phys! who made it, Dr. John J. £1). Leonard C. Rowntree and 11’. D. B. 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