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CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

RAILWAY 6HANGE8..- Mr. J. A.

Burge, has been appointed- station agen; at Bedford, replacing Mr. P. E. Murray, who has gone to Bradalbane.

“B” C0. OF THE 105th. invite their

friends, who previously accepted their hospitality to it skate in the' Arena Rink, Saturday, Feb. 3. 4219.

SUPREME COURT.-The case oi

Mntch vs. The Mount Edward Silver Black Fox Co., still occupied the at- tention of the court. The taking oi the evidence- of Mr. W. E. Bentley was concluded, and Mr. A. W, Stems' evidence is now being taken.

firm of Bruce Stewart. & Co.. Ltd.. are completing a 40 lr. p. steam boiler for tha Montague l~‘nrniture' tfonlpainy. lt will bo ready for -shipment by '|‘hursday. The firm report a steady demand for gasoline cngincs.

THE STEAMERS.--'l‘ln-_ cm- frrry

steamer, which loft Georgetown ut 'I o'clock yesterday morning, docked at Picton at 11.30 n.m. 'l`-hc Stanley left Picton at 7 a.rn., and 'after u hard

reaching Georgetown at 7.30 p.m. lt has been decided to have the Stanley called off the servrice and she will “la n ’ t Geor ctown until furth-

day. The mail train from Georgetown

ISLAND OFFICER HEARD FROM

has received a -letter from his' broth Sergeant Stephen McMillan of

seen in civilian clothes, while in pass ing through Montreal and other (‘-ana

too many, are still holding back. Ser geant MacMillan was offered at corn mission but as the acceptance of such would necessitate his severance from his Battalion and remaining in Can adaat least nine months after its de partnre for Overseas service, the gal »lant Sergeant declined the Commis- sion and sailed with the 242ml. 'l‘-his is the spirit _which is rmos; worthy of emulation; Of such men this Prov- ince and Country arejustly-proutl.

Painful Swelingsieduced

Muscular Strains Ended

SUCH TROUBLES NOW QUICKLY RUBBED AWAY BY POWER-

FUL REMEDY.

lf`you hav`c"§ny“`tn'nscl'es that are strained and weak, that are frequent- ly subject to rheumatic pains; if you have any painful swellings that re fuse to go away-get busy with Norv lline. This is the very sort oi trouble that Nerviline is noted for curing quickly. "l have proved Nerviline sim ply n wonder in reducing at ha'rd, pain ful swelling it followed an injury received in my loft leg and caused me great pain and discomfort. The rnus cies were strained and sore, and no other remedy gave the case and com fort I got from rubbing on Nerviline There is a soothing, pain-relieving power about Nerviline that touched

pain, it brought my limb back to pe - fect condltion." The experience o Mr. Bowen, whose home is in Mid dlesex. is not unusual. Thousands ar

of every kind. chronic rheumatism

I lumbago, nenralgia and sciatic will

yield to Nerviline when nothing else uts the cable and- enough said-

can possibly cure. Nerviline is an ol-d time family pain remedy, used nearly forty years with great success. 256 pet bottle at all dealers.

. Men Stop this

Way for-_- |

Tobacco Pie" ’

Cigars 5' ` Cigaret- te,

Shaving - :_ Supplies f Toilet ' ' ff

Articles -

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_ 149, Gt. f.`reo.St.. | _ Mac’s Free"- Vet Bureau is . .. _

if any troubles affect your

livestock, consult our Free Veterinary Bureau. This depart- mentis in' charge of an eitpert- who will give your ‘problems careful attention.

N0 Charge For- - - This Service __

All we ask ia that you. use the

service whenever you need.

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COMPLETING BOlLER.- The

battle with thc- ice succeeded in. ln his ability. The London Bank cabl-

y n' a s

or orders. The car fc-rry steamer on ratulutcd on tho honor he luis rc- will maintain rt tri-weekly service be tween Georgetown and Picton. The mail train left last night at 8.30 for (‘upe Traverse. The mail boats make their first crossings by that route to# carcnse' of pork ever marketed in the

arrived in the city at 10.20 last night.

-Dr. W. J. McMillan, llenltli Ofllcer.

' _ the

242nd Battalion, now at Witley Camp. England. prior to proceeding -to the _ _ I -I _ I`l`0Ill- T110 SGTSBIIUI S2379 IIB IS f15l'CIIJ~ .brought to its owner tho vory sub- ly :struck by thc absence of young mcn of recrultable nge in England, as contrasted with the large number still out of thc»~khaki, in Canada. lu the great cities as well as in' the I-‘,n1nllm~ towns in the old country Sergeant MacMillan states there is scarcely an eligible for service young man to be

dian towns scores, yes-hundreds' nf young fellows, apparently very fits* could il be observed without the khaki. l is evident that many

the root of my trouble. Nerviline re- with ""'I‘""I"F “`DI"“"I°-“ “"9 IU PIII II I" duced the swelling, it destroyed the 1 nutshell it may be briefly stated

f `¢IlIl1€lDDecl- she seizes the pz\rur'litttt~

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‘proving every day that muscular pains `-01111115 lit’-'I' r0S‘<'-llc- starts

to with Cusoure or mere] forcln n.

‘ nsmsmsaa "'~ru;¢.‘»L eo" s|<A'rs. Saturday, Feb. 3rd'.J A-ll those pre- viously invited welcome. 4219.

HON. PETER AND MRS. McNUTT

will today celebrate the fifty'-sixth

anniversary oi' their wedding, and wllli be nt home to their friends.

-ex'--“~ '

wEomNG ANNOUNCEMENT. -

Mrs. John N.rRobertson,_.cfty, announc- es the engagement of her daughter. Lulu Eleanor, to Dr. \Vilfrld Harlow Starratt, of Halifax. Marriage to take plnce early ln February. 4215

TRANSFERRED.-Word lux been

received hero that Mr. Wlllln Suth- erland one of the Tc-llcrs in thc llank of Montreal ul ilnlltux, has been trnusmrred' to the otilce in London. Eng. Mr. Suilimdnnd revcivetl word on Friday und' lcfl Iinlifux Saturday night for New York, wherc he will tnko tht- steamer Atlrintit- for thc Old (‘-ountry. Mr. Sutliorluntl ls' ir son or Mrs. Datvitl Sutherland oi' this city. llc is-only twenty-one _years of age. ind has bccu three and it hnli' yrars In the liunk. ills sclcclion ot' this lniporluut position in l.ond‘on -indicat- es the confidence which the bank has

ell to (‘annd'tt for six mon. Mr. Suth- erland was the only one selected from Nova Scotia, the others being all tak- en from ripper Canada. Ho is to bc

'I S cnlvod.

A MAGNIFICENT PORKER.-What

in claimed to be the most costly

Maritime Provinces, was a sow pig sold-to the Sims Packing Company yesterday by Mr. Daniel McGregor,

» of Montague. This animal was In

prime conditionnntias-niccrlooklng o

_ 'surcnse as any- expert could wish to

see. its proportions were magni- ficent, and it weight-d at total of 735 pounds, which, at 16 cents ici iound

stantlnl sum of $117.60. llcuvicr pigs have seldom ever been brought to

brought; the prices which Mr. Mc- ’Jregor`s giant porkcr has realized tor him. This would pos.<:ibly he ai rf-cord prit~t~ for any pig niurkctcrl in (`:1nada.

' GOOD WORK.--With reference to

‘.hc_lcttcr ol' Fair Play in ycstcrda_v's 'iiinrriflnn ‘rcgttrtfing tiiicolloctctl cuvcl- Jpcs, it is only “fair play" to shy that thc work done by thc ladies who dis- .ribntc-tl and' collected thc cnvclopcs 'or the Patriotic Fund was not only satisfactorily done, but. done- with ro- narknblt- proniptncss nn`d the commit- _ice in charge has expressed its ap- preciation of their work. It is quite srobnble that it fow houses may not ‘iuvo boon culled upon. within ilu- `.‘|u='t'l\Iit\tl limo, which was \'t~r_y‘ bri¢~i'. iosslblt-. also that they uuiy Iluvt- he-1-n marble to gc! -into smut- ol' ilu- lion|c.~» ‘atllctl nt, llcvv|'tliclr~ss this shoulrl not ‘\intl.0l' people in thc city from hunti- . ‘ug th"t\ir t~unlrlbut_ions Io Mr, liiuniul;

ir stunt- |111-.ntlitir 0|' thc coliiliiiltcc. us it will bo rcmcnlhcicd thc wvathcr was very stormy on Monday, and some ol` the tfolloctors may have lu- wlvcricritly omitted n hotuc licrc und- thcre.

#l=uNcE EDWARD THEATRE.-

Dwing to the lute' nrrivul ol' thc s'~tt‘u`nl- ei' nt (lcorgciown, “Molly Mukf--llc!- `iI\vc" ilitl not put in an uppt-ul‘u|u-v it tht" I’|'int-o l~]il\vat‘tl 'l`lw'dli-0 rlzlst. wot1ir\p,‘, but l\l:ilu|;;cr (lnllttglu-|', with . 'tis <‘llnl‘nrtcrisIic l'o|'f~sigl\t hull .-‘olu¢=-

hing on hand as u .=;\|Iu~xtilu|‘o wliivh vus 1lc't"ltlcllly ih|t~_ 'l‘l|i:r was thu livo- 'ccl protiut-tion, "I~‘oIk,a \Va|_\' liown East," un Ann-rit-un rural ronicdy 'lruma ol' thc licurl-sllrl'im: style of Zito “Old llotnt~.=ictul." I-Ivffryonc cn- ioyr-d to ilu- utmost this .-.plc-ndiil vlory. 'l`h|» oihf-r' hit; l'4~at|l|'¢-_ tht- iinth instalment of "'l‘lic` .\‘curr~t of ‘hc !~‘.uI»n1nriuc." was i`nir"ly sizzling

that. Cleo jumps from :tn aeroplane;

_ 'intl takes tho daring drop to Ihr- 'nountains bclow Lieut llo t- .it

tcross the valley, hnnging `o a cahl€. then it .=:~py’s nxc

ind then a lively com:-dy, “Deep Dyed Dnbn" rounds out thc bulnnvc oi' this

~ tip-top programmcl

SURPRISING

Mrs. A.-I’vc planned such u. dr.-»

llghtful surprise for my husband.

Mrs. B.-Wliat is lt? Mrs. A.-He'll bo gcitlng his full

suit out shortly and l’vt-_ put rt quor- ter in one oi' the pockets.

YII_U'Rl BIIIIIIISI Ill' UASCARFIS' IIVEN F A IIVER ANII BIIWEIS

Don’t" sfay headachy, constipation, sick. with breath bad and sto- _ mach sour. `

Get, a 10~cent box now. You men and women who ran't get

feeling -right-who have headache. coated tongue, bud taste and foul breath, dizziness, cun't _ sleep. are where. ‘ blllons, nervous and upset, bothered with a sick gassy, disordered stom- ach. or have a had cold.

Are you keeping your bowels clean

.. . eg, .~ .y g

litlifnlgeway every few days with salts. cathartlc pills or castor oil.

Cascarets work while you sleep;

cleanse the stomach, remove the sour undigested. fermentlng food and foulI

feglstered at the Victoria.

lied' the city yesterday.

4220-1-30M1l. Iin town yester ny

market. and none. it is stated. have' l.lcnt.-col, ll. D. Johnson lr-rt yes-

Mr. R. H. ~Raynor. Caecumpec, is

. Mr. Sand'erson, St. Peter’s Bay, vis-

Mr. C. McArthur, Summeraldc, was

in town yesterday.

Mr. V. McGrIsgor, Montague, was

(I .

M/r. G. R. Keefe, Kensington.. came

to the city yesterday.

Mr. A. P. Prowee, M. L. A., Mun

my Harbor, was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Theodore Ross, liedeque, le-ft

_v<=st_erd`uy for Ottawa.

Mrs. il. M. Vunliuskirk left. yes-

icrduy for ll:\lil`ux to visit her par- 1-lits.

Mr. flrorgc l'4‘tt‘rsol| ol' this cily is visiting frlr-mln nt Pisquld and' ilro- lllfllii.

l\ir. und Mrs. bl. li. Arscnau-ll., l.ou1.,'

llivcr, are rcgistcrcrl ul the Quccu ilotcl. ` --

' Mr. .l. .l_ Truinor, train dcsnicln-r, l’. E. l. R., crossed by the car fcrry steamer yesterday on a trip to Quo- hcc ` `

~ Mr. Lco. Mr-Gulrk of Dromorc spelli- tlm Inst thrco days In thc city, thc gitest nl' hir. und Mrs. tlcorgo l’ct<'r- son.

Mr. Charles Earle- ol’ thc linris

Fisheries Co., leaves for thc main-land today in connection with thc- ship~ mont of a var-load of smells.

Mes-scrs Eddie Fcrgilnson ond Lyle

Robson lcft. (‘.hnrlotte`town on thr- mail special Supduy night on route to ltnston and New York.

Mr, llurold Palmer, son of Mr. ll.

.l. Palmer, K.. tl., City, loft by tin- t‘ur Ferry ylfsiertltiy morning on u short visit to llnllfux.

tcrday lol llailtuu und' will leave shortly on return to Frnnco_:\ftcr it t`urlo\u:l| spa-nl nt his homo in this

vily,

Miss Flora Mctiallnm, rlnutrhtt-1 of

Mr, l’r.-tor lyictinllum, Royalty \\`cst. who wus operated on in the l‘. IC. I. llospitul on Snturtloy for tippcmlirirtis. is gr=t_ting along very nit-cl_v.'

Mrs. Malcolm McNe‘ill and liltlo

sou, Master Raymond, who took part in ilurns’ Anniversary tioncerl. have rcturncd to their home at Long (‘reek. nftcr vis'-iting the formc`r's aunt, Mrs. (icorge A. Smith, for tho post, two weeks.

M-iss \\'inuir» St-lturmuu. tlntiglitcr

ol' Mr. llnvid' Sclrurlnuii, :lrriv<'<l in Iho city on Sattnrluy l'l'oni the l'nit_f~tl Stztlos, wlivrc she has hcf-sn ciigugcti in lios`pi'lnl worki Miss Scliurlnnn has Insult :|r:c%*.plr>¢l :is :t nursing sis- tt-r for ov#-1'st:;t.~: and will lcztvl- sllorl- l_v for tht- ()ltl_-.`f7ountr_\'.

Miss Elsie Ni(-liolson, duiihlitcr of

Mr. and Mrs. Ilonnld' Nicholson. who has been spclldiilg sonic time at hcr homo hcrtl, lf-'ft y'ostf-rtlny for St. John, wlicro shi- will take pnssagc for lllng- luutl. I\‘Iis.< Nit'hols'on is ciigngctl ln nursing' in l~‘r:tucr>, and faint- houn- ~~»\\'v1-nl wt-r--ks nam in t~hui1:,e of sonic \\t.undctl stiltlit-rs. Sho was :\t'.cou\- p-mir-rl hy hor .~‘l.~'It‘|'. Mrs. Mc(':tlluu\. ulm is going to Nt-w York on as visit,

Colds Cause Headache and Grip

I./\XA'l‘lVl-I ISRUM() QlllNlNI<l ro-

movos thc- I-ttuso. ’|‘I\ora-. is only mic “liromo t.,h|ltiiric" ld. \V. (lRt)Vl~l'S sig- uuturo is on thc box. 25c. 4

MFI. JOHN SAUNDERS.

0;, .I:1nuur'y lilth.. 1917, 'thorc

passed pcnccfully away to his eternal rest. Mr. John Saunders of Bloomfield in his 8'2nd your. Though hc was in failing liti-sith for some time no one thought the cud so near. llc will bc greatly missed in thc comlniunliy where hc resided -for so many years and also in the home where 'he was a loving husband and affectionate father. A chair has been left vacant that nc- vci can be filled. There are left. to mourn a sorrowing widow two sons and seven daughters tho sons are Linis of Sydney C.B. Wiilbert at home- the daughters are Mrs. Harry Mars- ton of Frccport,_ Maine, Jennie of At-

lantic City. N. J., Mrs. Ten-ry Perry of Yarrnoutlr, Maine, ant Ellrfn oi' l’ort_land, Maine,-Mrs. .l. Ji. McDonald r.-f Campbellton, Gcrtrtule of Charlot- tviown Annie at home. lie was com- forted in his last hours by,_the Rev. I-`n1.l\m' Mncllonnld of St. Mnrlvs, I/oi 'I' and received the ‘rites of the Roman t‘atholic church. ills l`uneral_ was largely attended- considering thc very void day and was oond'uctcd`__by his be- Iovcd pastor thc Rev. F. _X. Gallant ol' Bloomilc»ld. liinmmtcrsidn Dnpr-rs plcnsn t-opy.)

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WHERE THE LATEST 'ROYAL WEDDING TOOK PLACE(

A HISTORIC CHA`PELj_ I.

The Chapel Royal, where the sec-

ond portion of tlhc. miarrlnge cdrf.» mony of l’rln‘ce George of Button- bc-'rg und Countess Nada Torby' took plncc_` has much historirzpd interest. The King n`nd Queen are the only living members of our`_ Royal Fum- ily who have been niarleil in the Chapel Royal, St. Jamcs’s; but Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were wed- ded within these small precincts, as were their daughter ,the Princess Roy- al, and the them Crown Prince of Prussia. Queen Anne (the'n' Princess Anne) and Prince George of Denmark, and George IV, and Queen Caroline, were married in this small oratory,

The first Royal marriage cellebrntetl

gases; take the excess bile from the‘ Don't stay heidachy, conetlpated,I live_r and cnrry out of the system ally, -the c_ot‘rs'ti_pa_ted waste matter and pois- on in the bowels.

A ‘Cascaret to-night will straighten

-you out by morning-a 10~cent box from any drug store wi-Il keep your stem c _awcet liver and bowels reg

_. _ rr n _ . _-

- The Two Macs ' ‘.';:;r'glL‘°‘:.‘i,i.l‘:::._'°n';‘;“‘l:‘,.°t='.f

y‘at‘cis_ ccnuso they tn-ste good-ne'ver 'g'i‘i1$`e'b{McKén. '

there was that. the oldest son of the Prirrce of Orange, and a daughter of Charles l., styled the Lady Mary in 1641. The chapel is quite small and can only seat about two hundred and fifty. 'l`l:c Royal Gallery-<or King‘s Clos-;:, as it is called-face; the altar; at one aids- is. the organ' gallery, and there are galleries for peers and other prlviicgml persons-. The register has great his-Iorical interest and contains

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Save your hair! Make It thick wavy,

of Danderinc, you can not linda single trace of dantlrnff or falling hair und your scalp will not itch, but what will

weeks use, when you see ne-w hair. fini! and downy at iirst-yes but really new hair-growing ull over thc- scalp.

once how dull, faded, brittle- and scritg, gy, just moisten u. cloth with |J1unl¢.~rit|c

IIANIIRUII. ANI] HAIR _

SIIIPS III-IMINIHIIII

' gIoasy_and beautiful at once

Try ns you will after nn application

please you mdst. will be after it fow

A -little dunderlnc itumcdiutely dollh-

leg the beauty of your hair. No tili‘f¢'~r-

und carefully draw it through -your hair, taking one tuunll strnnrl at it tiflnc. 'I`ho t\ll'c<‘t is' ilnmcdiutu and :\n\u-1.Ing-_--,- your huh' will bc light. tlu|l`_\' iuitlwttvy, and hnvc nn nppeuraun-o of ubniulunt-c; :in incompnrublo lustre, sui`tuf-.ss :uid Iuxnrltrnco, the bounty and sliiiumcr ol' true hair hculih.

Go; u 25 rr-nt bottle of I(lm\\‘lloi|`.~'

l`)unde?|°lnc l`ro|'n any drug sioro or toil- ot count(-r, und prove that your hair, is as pretty und soft ns nny»-tlmt it has been neglected or iuj||rc'd by curl” loss trcutnlont. A 25 I-out holtlc will double' the bounty of your hah. .-

WHY SHE SHOULDN‘T OBJECT

llc.-stcss-Well, don‘t. you think. that _ .

mother allow you to halve' two pieces!

of pic when you are at homo. Wil- _-

1i<~'.' it ,.

_ Pf~S°~f~-S vnu clu nun Au ce"-""".l Eéward_ .

_ ” iN1N'rt_I cawfsnor ' ' _ 1. - “The _ _Secret qf_i"'the Submarine”

. snotllnnc 'ronnr

li g

_ - A rprgsnowxnc or

V' _ . er., '-ir, I `_ ~» -u_

_ _ -MARGUERITE CLARK . . IN

_ “Molly Make-Believe”

I-SUBJECT T0 ITS ARRIVAL ON TODAY’S

_N . ,

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-r la- in

WEDNESMY THURSDAY _

' Vrctor

Moore = . 'I

OF CHIMMIE FADDEN FAME --_ I - IN

- \._._

Willie (who lias‘as-kcd for a second I _ '- 'e )-N '~ . ._ _

mlfltistess?-NlI'I;IIfndon you think that ' 1 '-PYOQYIIIIS " ,",Ilf,."-, "“" ’f’“ '° "““` '“"" """"°" Subject to change on -account of Delay of Bbate, Wlliio (r:ond_dcrul_v-i-.» t)h,_ sin- We have an Extya supply gf Film qn_,_hand_

wouldnt cure. llns- isnf hm pic, to Make up Good Programs’ uur Patrons

can always be assured they will see -_

so CALLED A~vwAv. ' the best Pictures Poseible{Coneider-

t‘l’n, whni.'.~:~ an infornul xrrnvlliru-'!" __ ‘ng Winter Gondition&2f r

"W">'» f’ i*“°""'-WP" "“""‘"I< ,.“‘ ii

night. when wc uro trying 1o»sh\<-p.

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MOST S

I PRINCE ED ARD.

MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS

Tuesday Matinee February 5th and 6th

BASIL S. COURTNEY PRESENTS A

I , _

URENDOUIS SIPECTACLE MQRTAL MIND HAS EVER CONCEIVED

p.w.c.R|r-'F|'r|-|'s - -

MONSTER PRoDucT_|oN

Paorta

3.00 Hoes:-:s i cosr Asooooo

TWO SIMPLEX MACHINES TWELVE EXPERT OPERATORS

sl: L5-iAN - nlanonolo scmssn el.iAo< sHAoow sox

lg-I Symnhunv llrchastrai 0i 20 Musicians

- PRICES:`1'§r'&‘§r"1i'§'1i.5%'if’ti’.i°-5?-.Z iii

` I -_ Matinee only _-_- Children Under 14 years 25c

’ nnsanvao sl-:Ars oN SALE THURSDAY to A.M MAIRDERS FILLED No W |

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H I f . !-‘r

ORIGIN BP .THE BAYONET‘

"The bayonet, which the riultinutic-s before the war said was an obsolete weapon, has proved its great valuogkn the recent movements ol’ the lifltlill-

lta.nnme comes from that oi‘~_D_T€

o\ine,`a little town in thc- Banu country in Franco, but cheek by jowl with Spain, down in the fur corner of the Blscay. There it was first mgpn- factured. `

The story of its invention l\lIustI'nl§b°»

the old proverb about the. _ mothm- hood of necessity. A Basque_i‘e'gimeIti.. having run out of ammunition’ and wishing to sell tht-_ir lives dearly, took the suggestion of one of their num- ber that they should fix their *lonll bdh knives to the emfls~of their mus- kets- and charge therewith and try to' break through the ranks of their ene- mies. ' ,

This they did--the first bnyol1e‘t

charge in history-and their sllccnsa. in cxtrlcatlng themselves from n very warm corner ahowr-:I the value oi’ the new weapon nnd_ _l§d__io its mnuuI'm-- lure rind ado tion Try r-'very rut l'_\'

the autographs _of m'ttmy kings and queens. and Itither exa ed personnges.

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nnd a_r1ny in IlIi'e"iI"5illd.- London kit*

WHY HE HAD T0 FIND THE TICKET.

The wc~l‘l-bclt’ive`d` Illslion of a certain

soutT\‘n _Stntc ,is so ubse'nt-inintled th? is family is always apprehensive -to his welfare when`be is away from

-home. Not long ago, while making n

journey by rail, the Bishop was un- able to find his ticket when the con ductor asked for it. "Nevermind, . . _ _

Bn-nop." me the caaltuctm-, who knew him well. "I’li get it in one second round." However, when the conduc- tor passed through ihe car again the ticket was still missing. “Oh well. Bishop. It yvill be all right if you nev- er find it." the conductor assured him. “No it won't, my.frlei1d." contradict- ed the Bishop. "I've got to find that

ticket. I want to know where l'm go- “_”

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Ravages of Time , ~

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the grave ot your departed

"with We supply no others..

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