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The., -ioatenttene2,•of Mi. OarnO0,,,
tb .10onder izt,114e,,-,Aineriean
• 1heqiw .Or'..b*averi.r.aa;ozliibited in
, er Ofe.e'• ought to be. Calledto
hs letteetyen vtrttee prizes annual,'
.cookr•Oeci by the rrench'ae?..cletny
of ,litOrtirY tleineortala." This,
ofiulOa, tao.d. toweellent Igenntlation
-old, but it: ,is:not
lirroll`1010w4 entiide •et,' Veehee- Th4;,
•idea of th.p,,,,t911404464, in op
...Word' • tet to 'taller, encourage and
•• ittevard the • :quiet,' unostentatione
• 14941 e.oteeeige, 'Of • daily 7. _life, the
,ctinrizae .that is often ,uneonseiehse
13!„shoette inttieyeaverencee.inheete
tUlneeritundee 'trying eenditioat, in
fortitude, sweetness of nature,
lialguines, and.):3.0tiv0.03.rniP4.0S!
in
, ,
hurable • spheres. As a 1141,4', the. tee
• cipients of -the, eMotetyea, Peitea
_know • little; if 'anything, of. the
tesa
r'TM-36r*IV-:*414r';lth,4tirA4i
eae'..of the'oelie,04'4nd j1ie prize
astonish them as *Onl&M'ariiia fr�in
• the 'heaVens. The aeadernyllearna
•. of their4;..elcistenci3. and ,geedriceit
1iiitnditeigh-
bors,
'bait; 'Charity. Wotker,atite ineestiga-
•
etee
-
Yoizet the Pest and Work.
• of the Future.
• .
This, cons:, thing 1 cto,. forgetting
thenee thinge which are behind, and
reaching forth, unto etthate, ethingt,
which ate before, I Press tetvatti
the mark for the prize Of the high
:calling of God in Christ. Jefingi,-
.PhiliPPiani Hi.. i0,•14. 7
The past is,. It cannot be breught,
'beck, cannot . be undone. ' It May
be 4 Matter of greet regret, and;
alas, of sorrow As, well, .and
hoi
yet the pate; is and alviays will bo.
You may tall for it, but it will not
ethite back to Yeti, , ,e • -failure of .the- past intota, certiten
I. „Ievis goneeergenafeeever... Let ne "Beet Of good to us. in'Bilt wisdom:
, 0)0 Ilya it isete tiner- act according- ',.'He can, oVerrule ;etren .6).tr errors,.
ly, • Fer the raanYt pittidaffi.4 'OA . I.and in His The is, not eXtreine
`gad. we must have atticere regret, to mark- what is done amiss. But
and for our Biwa, serreW,Nifteif they let us, be, grad that He makes our
have caused- f.'s, repentance pet to 'Waywardness wearisome. To knew
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r4,411*AOMIVAIT,ALsr44,,j5114!-L..§A.,-.,-.-.±:mtw:.-4-_-wop TIT:d.F A MITIsIe 7"-
Iiieue.tahtiitlei;•--saketet-e-As4.1`017tiiii 'tttit't , ..k-- .... ' .*-., ''.'"::-':' x•:'
past,. then. let ns say. Of it, With. St. even. though at the' Oat et- MAIO a
humbling experience, an perhaps,
of lunch sorrow. Co `,yee ege• that
even. through our- waywardness and
iltetineteet- Gode ikeataing-meee..inel-
beinging Me' back •tit Him. And to,
Itt4tPte,vtinners.'nnnquar
• otr4r. htindted,rand. the _iddress
by 'the:.acadentician, theirIttaise
EiCtS ..fortai in detail , the stOriei, Of
•
six tits "traetned"enersone: One
• is, Seanistress who: 'employs sothe
ten eisistanese and- " who t has for
•ereerit tteeted them as ',Members of
thinit.'41ient
etk„.tie: SitteheT'ltlitAng ...thetn.W.hen
huy and. eineking life: as
pleasant as possible for them. In
i.teddittoet,,,..ithe-Visits_theeick:of the
tteighh9010.00:- and aids. the ulefore
_tin:net-a:ant, Of, her .own , .
eatetlastreoteretingenieue.and_ gives
-OW', Who hae-toepteertedea, •bliettitedee` then- .4. ..persotat e_ interest in the
Iher. -geed feeble success Or, their. ftege telat717iirtepnt
tetee,.* anervelfdett.... d. • 1.1. -lite ably the More . democratic method
,tetteteteeeke,oet.a,.hateetehteetd,,bietceare reaelt , officering thetr.
ying papers 'early iii -the Mortilait ainlY is superior that of the Brit -
to
'theklesquee and,alSO' by 'putting, ;.8-h..;--On13! a"'Sniall proportion' of the
n.Sonieetetee. hcinie at • night. after' as Offitt
tho long day in the.;ivo•ikt&op. ours in the British, ariny-haveO, real
ir.0.41s.an , taste fpr ,, their .profession, • and
PIP44);-'17-49/-...-ciar--salary, 4:412 4. Yt9rit hard eitta ...th0 ,46ce.rd
ear, ha broughb up the farmer's Fraico and- Gernianj to •cquip
•.
flent
wast- themselves for it. 'I'he most of
_ .
g•,..hisenioney-'-on
ledge and the tnfinite PO'Wer of .God
are forever working together for
our good.. Always, 417 ttnd
night and 'day, ,tiVerY '470.0T,ent of
every l h?,11r, every hour of every
day.. Mit, is Written, "He Etiveth
His beloved lie sleep" that is -*even
whilst' they sleep; If. then we are
workers together. with Him all will
be well with Me ,
. We" should therefore fearlessly
faceethe, future, knowing that Clod
can turn' even the' follies and the
PaUl; "forgetting those ' things
which ' are behind, .and. 'reaching
\
forth "ail o. those things which are
ebefaret÷ toseetewtheenaarkefert
the prize of high 'calling of GO
in Christ.," . - • . -, . % - , darktateometinees the day has hee1te
• -. let asap bravely' on in •our appoint-
. c-tURe14-,ELP .18 'PT AIM. ea -Way .-knowing we are on our way
Thereforelet vette* to Hire, and home and that "at everting time it
bo of goed•Oeurage, believing He shall be 'light." , . • , , .., •. •
'can, and will deliver .us . "from' the Asa.esaint said -:ttSeneetimes our
bonds of - those sins which hy, our path in life •Mae seerti lilt° a -lane
frailty we have eommitted." . . ' full of weary windings, where the
- HO wants to,helP,.tis., and is even steeP;banke shut out the, light,ancl
now helpiug.uft: 'A real desire to air and 411 we 'care' di:i is to trudge
follow Him-willteeeptus frotirdeadly. isteadiry on through the thick mire,
sin... He came to save us from our .but. if we look high up in front of,
i?'
sins, to take them away . and free us we shalt seee.ds'Ierael ettve; the borough, and trie give extensive eer-
us f out them. .4: tree Christian faint,bhie hills erethe.leaed,of.•Pro- tiers to lobe' tradesmen. : ... „ •
perriose_ should keep:- us .. ftom, Serie mise rising up against the elty.. The ; , How . well the, "captain". I plitred:
oils sins and by ,Godis..gra,ce it will. path Will, eerie out at length in full his part natty he. judged from the
Let it. then comfort no to -Icrinw-t- _ ..-vieyst-;=ot- the Celestia•LCity,-and-ett. fact that not 'the -slightest 'Mani -
God is ferns, not agattist ne ; that last- we 'shall be At herne4le,.... • ' clew of hishone, 'fidesewas •aroused.
-theinfintiteeloveithe infinite know ----. • - ' . * "'Itet W. SNYDER. - Pn?Mondaytinerning,- however, a.
HOW A, "lktIPTO,Y. 4V,Aritorm
CI1UD*switi14'4.101iit4
-
Was ,ADowed to Stay in 'Werrlog-
• ton- HOE DisipPearecl
'
*.daring,vobberr by %teem-
plished and 'gentle/0/14Y SWintlier is
engaging the attentitee ,of the'atete
erborough, -England,. police. ' .
'The story opens on the morning
of & recent Saturday, when a. well-
groomed and Well -set-up man • of
military appearance drove up to
Werrington 'near Peterbor-
ough, and asked for theladyeiwnere
who •hia ',advertised the house and.
estate ,foe sale,' )1.e' 'stated that ,he
was in search of a hunting -box, and
he thought Werrin 'aten JHall would
Atilt him, , He' . shown over' the
piece, expressed himself.. as very
well • pleased with it, and neenceinee
f3d -that he had decided te purchase
- .
FAMoVs. WIPN TEM OF TOE
AMOUNT TREY NEED -"-
Nr,'"IttilltaAr
YOny tnnugb When- .in *
- Good Ireolth..
. ,
ters, and actors reply in Tho ite-
view-of Reviews to Xt. Stead's in-
quiry as to the .reinoulat,ef sleep
they .find necessary to maintain
pitch. Da. ettta.pl- PolVet et. the. . highest
Sir .W. Barney Ands three or
four hour3' sleep .iibundant when
in. good health aud with znild nien-
ta,1 exertion. When engaged in
laigher intellectual twotle .ehrit'AO
piet •as eianye• bogie' work es elle
sleeps., • • .
, Lepel Onslow atways, wakes of his
owe accord 'after his 'tieven helm!.
eleep, and iteging 'Week in .bed be -
f ttirt u
NOTES OF IgTEItEST Far nEll-
'MAN'ItS AND Dil,kgS?
,Whattis, Going on In tho :ghleja",
and Lowlands Of Mild
•'•
• Leieeeter :auffeeing,ftetn a. Itte.
were -epidemic ;•,ef measles, ;
.The wa,e,„s,„ pueggesful, eable,
tater at the King's Lynn fat. stock -
'show.; • ,
Thirty-three of the heroic chare
of the Light Brigade at, Balaelav
arestill alive.. • • ,
.•;There .wete '2,804- Admissions t
Dr. „Barniirda'A. 'garnet lust 'rat,
and the total admissions to ,diete,
'number 41.4,417:
Among 'the fish PO show at the
wholesale ifish:Marketein Iiic,nehe34.
terttWe weelte age wese'ebark over
10 feet long, •
Messrs. Pearson & San'e tender
has been accepted for widening the „
-,..!9:31.-Cp.ts!il --Wynelleare...hasem,
anu APP-0-art0 iide, that t:11
sow - 7404%':.11,7,02;. 414
HIRED- A MOTOR. CARe -
Moreever, the agreeable strait-.
-ger' stated that he was prepared" to
.paytheere.e..esultatantial.:esuratet&tee
deposit be the course of &few. days.
In the meantime he ' begged= that •ho
might be .allowed to stay at the
hall, -as he desired to instal hiniself
at the earliest, possible,. moment
with, his servants And:hunters, and
•w4hed, to personally supervise thc.
painting, papering,. etc:, 'which. he
desieed to have done. • -
The request was readily 'acceded
to. The "captain" took uP his
.quarters at the hall, proceeding at
once to hire a,naotor-ear-elia Peter-
:
•• significant incident occurred. One
-77-7 „of the daughters pf the house, pass -
HORSEFLESH' AS MEDICINE:. .irigee bedroom Saw the. ciptain on
„, , the threshold. He excused himself
Valuable to People, 'in a ,Deticate politoly, explaining that he .had ' •
'
State �f Health:
MADE
,
HoeeejAeteiaae.,ieleeie not knowing
inAM
theehicgrrAKE
use‘jve,:tt
-hy Parisian doctors in the fee
g ant, nothing more was thought of
.iniralidseeise-noite-being•eteesent-- theeniatter. ' • .;
Mended by anunthet al,Pr9nlinent 'A little' later- the -"eaPtain',
.Eirial*Thedre-it IIcalled .his Motor -car, 'entered it;
'Up to thetepresent,.'hoWevel, , it and drove off, stating that heweeld
has tratitelYet or never, been POI return in the' course of the . &lye
scribed in ,England;' owing to;tilt) When stemeedistence along the toad.
strong. which ; ,texlett to Peterborough -0014).0.0e-ear;
against it;lot-ttleteleeltng. !ba: get out, told the .ehe,affeee. he had
°Vein°the when'°ne° the publie''teitt .eome, Calls- to make andeorderred
lize Jicarevaluableeit heceAw..mieeeteeteete
•,eeeee,heeesoeeekteeeeeeeeeeee, teeter., year e....experiance,tiiitthe.-Arink-'hilds
doubt /to ioniet•othert
er-e es. no - '
whatteverittltatt'ench-teirtiteteaarthi
is' it; °WU reward; e:The .4c;
ttoihigg, in a. financial •iv,afy,
for muChhernities of peace and pro-
saic •existence, .but. it. is good for
'society to appreciate such qualities,
' and to induce-. emulation •of goed
examples: . • '
n• up ezreswor s as.
reemeetose-Ofe •YoUngeret an more
eptippe „days. , - • - e
YELLOW. FOR HATE:
:
Causes ,,Peaceful .tuid .Iteete.
t • Feeling.... -• •
•‘`Theeeffect of colors - Upon-. the
teinpeeament .htentan. beings is
enormotta ." :renia;iked an eye speoie,
'e.-Ereench-papers.are.-disposed • eeltstevehoehaseneadvareestudy--tifetint-
• to disparage the British arnly, subject.-
'CaneeeetheyeesitY,e-tt.-ker7,dra-,*A-f reon gexeriiiy, ;I' 'Should,
leeeese• eentes,tee •eocietyt:wheee sity that ..g.reteV
iuduces joy; white,
eehe_Feeteehteteeeytertattre n.atist-ititay..tectirittteeted,e.angere_blue;_peaccee
_ • • . P and yellow, -hate.' • . • ' e• •
ttd— t't
„Since Istr.rvice"ii compulsory :4014 e last -name color wilibring
- all reades , The Britieh army, •itut, all ,"a malign passions;
confirMation of this theory
4thett 'V; continues Jae:a highly' and: 41
may ,Mention that the Chinese
aristocratic institution, „where, the
yoeAcera. are ieutteteeit end th •. -regard Yelrove a's,' an', emblem of the greatest 'value. to peoPle of
• , • - • e ,. This explains their' adoption weal( dtgesttien., Sun -dry ehe
e'vates inereithiagel While -the Bait- Of it is theeign Of mourning, 'for andgrind it up to a poWder, tied
141' seldief: is A robipt, .1;ignroti .thaty believe, is due to the you. will . find that even the 'Most
:people in a delicate 'Stated- healthy
-'-"Not.aniniatethatehadebeettetused-
&a-ea-Wasted burden would,, how-
ever, he suitable for the purpose
of food," .
- would -be 'so tough that no man.
could ,get • teeth- ',;thieugh it.
What I .advocate are horse -farms,
like those in pails of • the South' Of
,France. Here . the aaiinala are
•spezially:preparectfor market. They
live absolutely sedentary lives, and
,are fed with thheegreatest. care on,
special fodder.
"Tye flesh, of a horse contains
More carbiehydraites• than that of an
so*, and,. conseq,uently, help.- to The *ay in which Great Britain-
-a -greater extent in the fermatiee has fallen : below the, tWo-PoWer,
of sound fate and muscle.. And, standlird regard teethe Navy 51-
After-alleew-hateieeit-that-our-teotene- eillnitrated--ineefiguteSeesuppiied.Ar
dwellers hick but sound muscle' and. the First • toiii of the Admiralty in
fat' • • • answer to a .queetion ;pit in the
"Again, the, flesh of the hor..te is. House of Commons. , .
svastly more tender than that of • The question asked for a tetura
othee, annuals:- Therefore, it is .of Of the battleship's 'built, 'buildtag,
and projected, Under, the 1908 pre-
gramine for Great , Britain, the
United States, and permany. The
figures given in the .ansiver were as
f�llows t—, • ee
t THE LENGTH 0]? -SLEEP., e
•
Sir • Theoehare *the, need to. go'
to 'bedett 1 o'clock, but 21.QW • in his
eightieth year, he does not stop- up
Tate -Cilia Fe7
tires at •10.3ai..0
Sir' dger--Sir ,Lewie„,
Sir E. R.. Lankester, Dr. Clifford,.
Lord Esliereett. E. Grose. and •Mr.
F. Elarriton•Alr•tetlatreeeight-heetxt -
daily.. ...Bernard 'Shaw takes . seven
of eight. 7.,Miss • Ellen Terry gets
aloag Wiell four to six... ,
• Xaneltstiggeetiona- are made fot
the Conquest of inteninia„ ' Sir
.
•
•
- A Midland' engine -driver neme
Ifeeible; lett hiltenetne into .thele -e•
coneetive shed at Pete'rberouah, •
arid then fell, dead. •
.Aritea,nenttetious, gift of $t,060 has -
bee inaddlettraitarthettelrettatititit't-
a 'new .prgan for the reeterectehoir. ,
of SellryeArbbetateee......e,„"..
--
It is ptated•thia the cotton strike
haternade the beet business: rather
. .
"slaeIin
ingithe prase year. - • - •
. At 41,••reeent. yegetebteeshow • at,: .
'Leaininetoil . prize of ' §;,5 evait-te
the„best onion, and the .
vvinning • ve,getable Weighed '3. •
Frederick t'Vreyear, pets faith -in pelmets, . t • , •,
"a sirnplc
And _ontdofir, exercise, t,he,. day.'
diet; fresh at. night; „a, t-.a.Ati.opn,07-isafebeQeintg.__;,,iyeies.'a
Lord a•econimenets. reading. for •14.se by the elleft6ecrty9de..uleilho'beeteld-c8it''ee.'
Sie. •Praileie BUreand heth. Walking. ;tart otabete defence echeine. " •
'1'1 •Jo1n Mill, .."`Y•1:'• • • • •
!Imo of billiarde or golf. w e r., • Iv, has 'nit been. inlet •
talided from 'the Army, • was' seri--
and . reading, '• Alfred.- State., -a
t • W... Massirigham levori • count-,
te'lletedet tieteen. dt-ts hard labor .iiig numbers and.'„
oneatit. ge4trilly. sojekti.14.c.!f ,,,,i4n(t. foe aiding a cortiradeeto desert,
Alderman .1: . Marriott, . of Coe -
..agnative - eritry, 'who has jtest celobtatOd hi
, SIR HIRAM MAttEtt '42'. 99th birthday; is father of the tewii
belives hr. tlae i; Tb.. baeh, - and, I/r.- .councire-oneethichheiliteeeeteeet_ftitee_
Clifford's PreecriptiOnt 1-4:e-t1t 48' Yearis. ' • •••
Shut 'out -the light. (2). Relax 'the . The Bishop 'Of' RiPare eitys 'Oee
muscles of etlie...„ face, • (3). Let the, .chilil . in .everOftee horn . in Maatee, ee.
itittrii-e ateleasteeinee 'D r twerehistereliverpoieltand•Birmingharitt
lionet before retiring. (1) -Disrni
the work of ,theeraye litlit-18ave the
morrow to berg foreitselfeee.-Never
worry. (5) If, something. very • im-
portant has to,be.deneeonethe next 41tiniceseTeefee-Veeleee--,eher „Royale -
dieterfix. yonr• •Plan of. actiter defi-ttlighness!s ehildren,. and the ehil-
think.abeet.ite,-.e-'ecee,.; eF-erthetptiettosetot•;t1Oariatentintee.
• ` "te • ' ' •••t' -t • 'tl 11 izedell`i nrachnes- the.
ng •
• eketrenten*aeleete3eteleye.e4-ecteeeattiette
for.
ePrt
Tc;
, mils)
• the
,jest
•-•-et 116.
-Tia
ease
Atr;.I
44"y13
War
a
. sma
pain
ewe
.eral
Wire
e day
not
deei
•tgeth
bad
• fere
fied
' buil
iter.
To
•
the'
nam
t foe-
aree
teeeine
• boicei
••The'
ee”
'is killed before' reachiug-the-age of
12 months.- •
Micldletex- ,Hospital receited a
Christmas .gift of oys froM the ,
,
nitely; write, it down; and tease, to dren;of 'Kew. , ,
Boettnizte---Thet - tette-lies' afeetateed-Weeetettna It
• clieerffeurttware. -at' the ted Mall-e4tr"avrers-)'" '
1
tSITI
YA
• 11•P 1-11 -ineral-aim - enham., near Barking. .
•
daptain- appeArecIT • While Whing A dog itre-wele,Yete 'e '
and after waiting Smile time -he re- "IY°1*:& educat-04 befere-the.kitehen ' ' H ni '-
turned toethe-house...
In the ;metintirhe the stattling,
discoverythadbeen • made,•that a
quantity of jewellery ;, had been
stolen from thetbedroom .which
the guest was , seen. '
TWO -POWER STANDARD.
' -
Brttain's Navy Is Now Fourteen
ShIps-111eliind. •
Mane he.requ'ires eriermotis 'feeding' • •• delicate people ca,n enjoy it•
wu
"The e ecta blue ' t
And; 'be is not likely' to go through f.weiteer y..notigeOle: on ogoaa Pate a feed for invitlide.ib stands. alone."
ers.. • With blue -skies' above •
the hardships of a,•eanipaign•--as•:welir and blue seas beneath; theeeexperit:
arePart- ou fear of the consequence. As•
to 'keep ;um up eto the standard; ff.
aeoeleetearrieageily., fed- French ence peaceful, J restful fieling,
SORT DI.4,11ONDS
° or ".Getillan soldiers. This :may
..thearyt but . is against
toy. In the 'Past the British sol-
dier. hes shown himself capable' of
tin,deiring , the greatest hardshitie
iiitever.ttelinteteim
.
Ire-has-
hiniself ;More eaduringthan
, .
:extler toe German or • the French,
etaltholigh the. GernianS ;have not.had.
4
--ehis- trials in e tropical and desert
pounteres....t. •
.•,
ErIglLsh alermises seppoet the
French :view, 'however; by point -
Ig out •how the vieilitY of -Britons,
4 deteribra,ting on accoluit of fae.
tory life. The stamina 'orthe Brit -
'Josh army ,has, largely been that of
tthe Welch, 'Irish rtett Scotch colt
tingents, and who preserve the old
thee Vitgor. • In Engle...nd proper the
eltegether to be accounted for by
the invigorating air. and the life
on board ship in general. •
"Have you ever noticed bow rest-
less .man •becoeues if he remain •
inactive: in & red -papered teem?,
The color seems-toemakehimangry
,witilithimeel4 and ,,eVeryetneeround.
hime-e--teeee:eteteete- „:
•
t!Green appears have all the
advantages. of blue, but, containing
,as it 'does, raysof red and yello*e-
,a More joyous, feeling
is the result, . And whitel Where
can you find more active people
than .;those who dwell in the lande
of snovt•and ice, in spite of the fact
that the, teeteemeeceldt here a' ten-
dency to 'deaden the body?. -
•
'Yes; _colors 'play: a bigger. part
in lite than many -imagine;".
CHARACTER IN FINGER -NAILS
A white ,merlemettne t.nis ortune.
Pale or lead -colored indi-
cate inelaricholy, . • e
• - • •
Broad hails indicate a gentle,
r . physital' ttandard, they 'say, is be tirriicl, bash.ful nature. , • '
ing' coastantly lo-wered by the:ha:,
.1)its" of the ;people, • and though the
-• 6„taridatele for •rebtnite is riot it ,ell
high, oneethird'tO one,halia those
• Who offer themsolvesfor enlietenent
-tare , reteettelt-otat,reeemint-ZIttiellysie
eel weakness. •
The eleien of moral,etipeeiorit,y o
_etheeltreneh,._array,....is,Lvveltda0„Sedf-
howevez, tine° the annual. eonserip-,
l;.'•iings into the'eriny the hioi.
, People with narrow nailare am-'
bitious and quarrelsome.
:Lovers Of 'knowledge and broad-
minded people have roorid nails.
'Small nails indietate ernallneee Qf
Mind; obstinacy; and conceit! e
' Peopinewitirevery-eprleemtileeaee-
ettfireet, to infirmity of flesh.
. • •
. Red and spotted wale are• gene,
orally found on the hancla'of
chol-
ir{Q peoplo, • ,
points or sides indicate luxurious
tastes.
•
'
•
--Built. Building. jected
. .
Great Britain .54; 6 .1'
Germany . '• . .36 • 4 3
United* States -.26 - 4 ... A
The totals therefore of the bat-
primitiyo Method
iot litto.n, imp: itelee'tsehdipins;tb54.113t,Eiebtuioludtinag,
TV
Thentin Soutiiivest Africa,: .''
. •
Two Poweret ..t"..,
Great Britain . .. 61
Probably erect diamonds in the
Weittel are . Obtained' ao cheaply , as Great Ifittairitie etertaget,:-7i4
those- -from, the -.recently- discover-- If-, Britain_ is attain ' the,
ad-fitlehrtleareLueleritz-Baye „strength...1)1_10e pette cent. „ greater
man Southwest Africa. The pro- than the• two -Power staridaad, iiIi
cess of recovering the stones is so must add tweetyetwemore ships t'
isirepletage to bealmostludicrous, 'her Navy. .
Says the'Cape Timee. — t Details • .of the age of. -the , bat -
The, 'OvambO boys, with blue gog- tleshipSowned by 'Germany and tlie,
gles on, kneel down . on the "sand United States. given by Mr. all:-
ateerehing tor_theediamonchi. They Kenna,. shoyee„thet forty-nine we te
are furnished with spades, 'and less than erghteen years old, .fatty
with these 'they proceed to fill an less than -thirteen yeets old, arid
Ordinary sieve with a 'fairly fide, twentythree less than eight yes,ris
mesh. A. man will then take the old. '
givoeit. shake and plunge
it into. a galvanized iron ,bath. of The patient seldont knows any -
See water, which has the effect. of thing -about the medicine thedoctor
'hardening the contentd, while at gtvee. him --• and neither •docs the
the ,fiaMe time owing. to the specific ,dOetor, once in a while.
gravity f the dieniolids the latter ' ' 6
fell te ,the •bottonef •-• Mother -''Oh, don't youithink we
• rid then picks ;up :the sieve had' better. seed for the doctor 1
and turns it over onto ordin- Johnny' says he feele soehad," Fa-
ary deal"Table 'and the dienionds ther- (Ohe he?s felt •bad befere thie,
are. 'then, of ,ceorse, on. the top; and' got otter it." Mother (anxite'
Ile will - then take atr 'ordinary ously)7-"Yes; dear, „but etever eon a
table tt the diemontle holiday.",
with thle and carefully place •lhein •
i 11 aepirkle hottelterwilklrestatediebe etiY-efatttqltekt4'he-. '-tten *-t-tn4 te.
hieeeeede. . ' cian, "we are doing Much to pro,
Irak the printitive simplicity ot long human life." "I'm ,glad to
th:Aatietteel of 'evotkine it ;will be bear it,",aoswpreft:19ir., Sirius Bei-,
seen that the dionondedo not give kor;. "By proIdnging yqii give
'teat -thereetimeeerld- 0mortrinity
getting thein •averages, in fact,' to, get, togethee.the tinidunt. of your,
bill," ' •
•fix:111'4s, to ls.d,per• carat.
of the will. ,„ • .lire Mrs. a p_e_
ftlItheldale--Lene. Castle-
,.Are_afways troeg sthi
The-degmatierer
and fell head '
Castle -
nn harking. • ' • ford, ,had a---eetet---erte
first into the bath - and • was •,..
drowned.
The Home Secretary. has inform-
• , •
ed a correspondent: that persons '
under the age of el, and over. the
„Counting your blessings discounts
,
your burdens.
No one was ever left sad by giv-
ing happiness away. '
• Thee ability to learn marks the'
Ev
TAtist
.the
, ter-
: blocl
both
- 'and -
the'
tite-te -,
• lveetet
Itnuts of actual -livIng. . -• 'age °I 60, are 'entitled t° °tint exattetthe_
Too einanY men lay to ' a gentle emPtiOl'f°r• serving °I': e9trttteCil'. ted
heart the faults of a soft head. L.
youThannot iniproye. the beeeethy Fifty. London ,firms haVe intirnatt
locat
po rahnig the. bra.ss on the hal-I-0311i c1.°Iekr.L.will1114116:8 td 'gilre 411eA1.-4-;:: ''' ---":::4'il-.2-2.. .
. ,
, it -Ii-
.
-;
' !'.4tt)vheglitclers:lei
itt,tiek
•' 8ult
' e010P
gyen
•htlivlia!di i'i Is
. from
.4 Weed
pohyy,"•'-pt.1:1rorid-cw.de:,eeire.holiday.. on_
fortnighteie.,:tt.,e,'
'..1.„3It.,r.j'eiteewnseeitft1Sy.;-4P,ervtretrpi-fpeueet,t.pyluienhe-i.hiefttlj n,
peetpte.„ • • .• ". spentene/ camp With the Toiritdrial '
gucsts in' hiS 1444- Wilq.erwit;c5sp7c-ti..hliAdsob,:--e-etnh7et-B:ra-tibtlizY":11-of
"The Wateh. Tower Society." The
inembete, believe that the, world is
to eome to• an: end in leiet'antt ars
-pteparieg, eccerdingly.'
Mr. John' :Rogers, a retired To ,-
Itesburt tredesirian, who 'claims de-
scent from the. Baron' Rogers who
lieeel. in. the time of the: driisaddri.
has recently,, Celebrated the 100th e
einnivereaty.eet his -birthday.,
An exPeriniene in. penny dinners.'
fOr the poor tebeing enade.ae South.
teat:, the inteetion. t�
•provide meals...for 5,600 people'. The.
menu incl ode ' • nititton 'broth, • .
rebltit pie, ,. Petato liet.tnite Itish ,
stew and hot •Piee.
ett-Noenian-isemastereotthimeelf.ttehotittRtt ' - - t--
ceano controle
heart. ,
The worst failures are those suc-
teases' that „have collie at the ,cut
of the soul.,.. • et . •
. You ,do .not secure . a clean bill
for. yourself by indicting the rest
of human). • ,
There hever bg tufficient pnb-
lic virtueseen a life to balance pri-
.VaNt(31i:tielle6s;;..e: ile;a;
veil depends on Whether heaven
inThteha6arertms'any_th. we,eanno'
afford to get for leers than their
' tifeMe men 'think the 61de-wee-to
preserve ndmerks is to sit ort
the :f,ence. , • ' • • • . •
_Whenta Map getseto..argaing With
his conscience you may, be sure his
'appetites .ate busy. • '
t, The minister who . ii; thinking. all
lintelightecannote
much for the lives of men:
'BRITISH CAPITAL.
What ies the Oepttar of the Brit-
ish: natioiii..!.A.S :a. eiehahereial ittset;
ettAlie jekeeentechtyleitell-aW
the Royal ,Statietical Seeietye who
publishes details df. eleborate,
investigation, •ca,lculeted• diet, it, is
£10,000,000,000. ,.One of the Bud-
egoetroleestortitetmh':nptaartwoafs thi.,chantri..itihseirih
na-
tion asiessed fel-Angeline-tax had
reanhed nearly tl,000,000,000 ster-
ling per aniturn, • Statietiefans, in
aseessingthe total national capital,
usually totted their calculations
upon 'the Incetneetrik 'teturee, Atti.
doing .they arriee at& little ever
double the otal for Ihe,income
the whole pr)pubition,! Prete.' this
itissen(Air. OW national iri-
chine te'now sonlewhere about
''CloGffl?tWilebYba°r°titre -riote'llsitu-t1144-"v'horitie444s to
show, that, the total Moil% Comes
c'ut to•about One-eighth of the ea-,
pital By this means he ar,,'
rives ht -t1)0. flpih--ofi.t. I (1„,000 ;OM; 006,,
adding thgt ••it • is probably more
tha•n that,Y:
• • - • •
`NIP.; $40 II013,81?,..
'
the Angry beep's', "aline' on to the . 4
tor vir, • .; te..* i
."Welt"', • said • •tlree dealet. "t•oit'
don'f L7.peL a 10 horge, to. run. up .:
fetleatalell--lteleter_eeliftlh •a" treei
do O0?. '
. .
•
•they'll ep,1o..161rt te;,hein' , purled to •
'tet let. ' 1 ti ' 1,1 . dir ' an .
Hi trod ttetteetto their reqe.tier aloe° .
satoty,,S.. „lip ttNe.-LE $11"%:" ' '
-Stifitte :Nike-al:I! Tall LtS ; '11011011W '
P %... II( .11...11 • ( (....• 1),47. I
----•-....
, t o -.•e
._..-.-0,etii.i.eg
it,
to d
' p‘ ah'i .thl4e fni..r.irmid,, "my ,
parelite \vent me etinarrei.tle, 014
geldlint..1117no15
-
1 thall.'marry whoever I please...."
'Titen "tame the deer," . rejoined the •••
young • than, e'for en!". ecertaiiity, •
pieete •tne.".
. •
Sergeant4lajOr-E(NOW, private
Srpiar you know very won 'floc
0 cermr-iroli.-`eommissiopeci
ofileerif are all6wed to walk aorosii
this grass 1":' Private Srnitli-"Bub,'
eergearit-majot, Ottektalte
,411.44,6 YOthatOr ett- Setter
geantelgator--" ..ow Me' the wipe,
tain'eeverbil
me , I" " •
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