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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 11

St. Francis, says an exchange, quoting Johannes Joergensen's "Pilgrim Walks in Franciscan Italy," was the genius of naivete, as this anecdote testifies: One of tho brothers wished to sew a, piece of fox-skin inside his tunic as a source of ivarmth to prevent indigestion. Francis feared it would be hypocrisy, therefore insisted that a piece be sewed on the outside as well! Diogones would have found it profitnblt ttv turn Ms lantern in the direr-lion of Yonkers, New York. Six Street Commissioners of that town recently, it is reported, protested against receiving checks for .£'2o each for certain services to the public, suggesting that .£. r > would bo about the right amount. The city might use the extra money to inscribe their names on an honorary tablet.

PILES.

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