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By REV. H. OSTROM, D. D.
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TEXT-Let me not eat of tteir daimn
tles.-Psar :c:t
If the workers of iniqity mentioed
in the earlier part of this Terse have
been driven:
throu;:b necessity
t a diet oI -Lack
bread. thea I
may read:ly jass
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when I can find
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Buy this Cigarette and Save Money
He Would Work Then. Liht Conversation.
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ccttage. It was a chiU~y day, and e"he ~ "."
was very hur.gry. W* re~rg
Tbe old lady nvho cpened the doo. 'r~ite" a
was a goo.d bort. She asked him irnto E:ri ta
the kitchen and place-d b'efore himn a za-' Lers.t
nicely c*Ookedu rjea, and asiked hi>:. te
why be did not go to work. T. .?ni~at
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the tool.s." .r: ' ~:~ h ae itn
''W at sort of too.-ls d:> you want?" .;:asc crHeb ed
r~nuied the. ol lady.AKrzzcdfo omn n
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Po tshokpue for ammn n
S~theneexccroed:
InsanityLa 0 peMcouns, .aint w yor rdte n'
125 pouds 20 er cetMr:e lt
50 pud ofuriToub -seekrs
fur~is th sn~eamontocha Pother ot h
Shchisdpce inDressning t
tonrd nd drsing concrn tanyd oe
cothen crnanera crops.
Thes pound the thee cetManr eralto
50s pouns tha Muae enodforash,
whaion s to grafiatae in tetn Sot.
H aving planted the crop, one cannot afford
to let it starve. A good side dressing may
make all the difference between success
and failure.
Try it and you will find that
POTASH PAYS
Soil & Crop Service, Potash Syndicate
H-. A. Huston, Manager
42 Broadway New York City