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,,,, keg, te We ileiVer lover toleette0i.,:ttli eee4.11iigs inaTr 'siv4i 'ittlit4 ,
.tweve,r-Invreastne ,Interimt,".1k'variety of• lovely Rit#110.-; .-- .„ 1
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0„, 40'0. tiqwerap,:# 4erder. ..0fr r. r The Iceland lInfpy Is eiietbet Ifile.:;:.
t ,,,,,, 'prppg,r1riod-'oat:nnd.•,rplailteli'Plallt;':''It.A.:41yern, (....*i.n.'f 4 ).T.iere;exte
1/4 SeaStni, than the .f)Tiental- and is
oriAB,1%4,-at1,1ntlita.:teati1r.e 9fithe'snr.,,
en, fet atleast slit'
months et the year.
attifesuitable for the:Voilt Of the ber.)---.-.
:Many fine .perennlel. tieWera.,.oan 139 tisr -.4).*: it 417eAre:1,1".9t InOre- :OW Oae
,.:tatti9t1!„ fro* InOct: at 'very little • ex- foot 'high-, ' .!rhe %Colo:re-are -,0t.irnitoff',:
a"00,; .!,4.41,,.03•01.31 *Olaf( the: available corning: 14 'aimde-B.: Of 'Otallge.i. yel197(p
,• .9ragete,A1149014..tOthellome: sbenyi now 101t0'..r., V fillilt::414d. '14111S..,' • ' :
' 'Pt 4l401.1.Pr'Wls. n.0*As.4.4,9., rli,estrille Althoiigli, ...it'rlileAiiial;, iiewering; tke .,
..:04". 4°1074 of .perennials iiiitit..40.teSC0(4437041" 09.* Peed. the'09,1101011.417
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. 9Prink, or Shimmer, ',.' ;',,.. , ' ,,.. • - .' 1,,bell is well wer;th. rii,•.Pliiee. IA tke hor1'.'
14 *00 .,..emstilte:,,i,epogommilf,...pt , 40ri. Most attractive during Sittig- ee'il . .
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' '.*114P'47:Yerifer,fe ttli.' 014.14•"Ngtoppg...Of '4.nlY.,,,'..tilO In'rgo .4011;00090„.gowe,is.,. ,.
,ietite:,*.glet,y,,r .s•ofconVe;e4••OPiketiaVtbe '14441111: '*,11'4f...e:•WlieS,, • el'e ' -Aliv4-Ye.
: :Platita,.iiiiiiifienVY'!fer: .:eli.art' Oat:they ....etttkilitk '4;01, ttr‘etiVe. and. the colors
'-':*.ilt" not inerrnIt; '''Cnin,i: toOttiOr,. tot04r44-.1P:0;..7 z'W.tttte.....' Nun. .,,,m0tviii ,inui '
:..1,so.t.-' tt;., leili-,lears. Each group' Iiiiiit.en.Y.,Ot. 4be0..e'Ola'r,S, il.M7-: he Var.',
.gentilec.;,:,ilt 11'.00-QV')i1X- plants .ac0;irtlimw.: -0.4se*.:-9,01917atelY 4',oe .! :Platt :'•stiecitit..
,rtly, *of ,s,**(010,;:.;:not;,•;.ittl''.:•.t0_,..tftt000.. ''P':plor'-'0.4e,Fts :.,c,04, be.,:eerried out If the
0,clins-:'-'4art,.:, -TO enable ttin.:70:a0T-apillortiorlvso70140111eiliIll:Eiplitittf, fife
&0i'lit04101.104--`,00.$0.s in ihis•Lnannen, .0..40;'11-9*01.116,'-sci.ttlat se.04:inusti'li0 '..:
the : pii:edr. ii, best .sown•• in a temporary-.: 'seWis' eaelv-year:..L,L
,bek•tt4e.eilientiiig'.tile:•000t11140 to the', ,*:: The :Peillarti.4.• iS:•• deservedly very
J).Orfier fici*_ 11-14*,in..Sentembon: utit,.. ipOnntnr.,. tInO,'' to its ainittapit: and ric".4, „•
,tnt 0,0vont00;•ou',-.0o*.or...017,:lo'bitt...1Y: rcolored-',:•linwerv*biCir--CorapyLie alt
'. Water :trole4rollyilio .0440: bee.iiiii.4, siniiiee Of '' criiiieflei, Old and orange.'
: estattitootl:.,. .,, ..':;.• -: '' • -' • .. • f It 11.012yars -frotkiate' spring 'until fall.• :
'Mill. te it ' " ' ' ' '1 Q ' f . oitO.- -- . - .
*nolo • exorcised net',..to,:•Ciiver. small setlent'sub4ect.fOr.,entting tied an, alt -
seeds
' :-„-Y.0-,4h9'.',„,,04. .•.,4- i_wai, OrPolni s grtin ra la anether'ex ,
. , care ,. ; • • , • „ . ex-
must
the•••-seoft.ot inniol.s.oni.3On,140o0or. 1 t,0ot aitoNited...tO .form
,!npnoto0A0,.,7,00::'00.77. iii:'•gc,i.miliatiu,g; seed.:- e 4 - a SY I e. flow°
• " •• '' •1.1i 010 •d i I h 'xi
0',..'s.,Otrolt, • 'i not be alidled,tol'dry-L,Are rtnit';i•Oow inleoliit•tieff hOrtiq" On
_ , ...,•:',,r,fH.i.','rA'S1,.eih,..S-•• 7'.-,FA1000leeesetV:et40*rPg9'
41141teidtbeemarbeOther Gharnin'o's,-•,y.."a•-'•t
'.i-e-tl-e-a-.
clter t1:Oki•'eaefing-Tntirii--7StrtaafteS orchrysanthe-m-.
• u -m -
-
needliiige, begin tn-40,Pear....'411:'Weed• are'PartlettlarlY7ialtiable for. "cutting
.growth must be kelt :front ,the 'seed purposes. The:, large, single: •'• flowers
bed •• ' • , •:• t‘ • : • are mir4 white:with a YelloW'Sentre.--
,named. The eoneilawer-:-.indbeeltit4-Idat•Its
.rtiikettftent seed, 9110.. ,alt
the iier,0401a1 11. add* a brightnesi, to the border
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or
••4
best during late sunimer and fall; and
• rghq..p.rofeettional. plannershave.
' Of lilacs, dtlg,W9edi •SP11`494, :Old :other
'fornntl#1: ,n7A41;:-.094.. - v..1Ach--
nsO tUct '444
. ab.out;,
hardy ri44411be As usually effective andl
pleasinge 000lrelo-whern'there
18 in0P,'. :9.1'.4he41, loilts. yttil.
eltmb-
tng ro4e,3 -011'it,ts t.30411„ent• "
' nu Owl§ OP,P14..W0114 walls
quite die .4PC from one ,941/thet •;,tind'
•
•-7#1;fit the tront. ysiTte:
betWeeli the -"trent .4901" a4.4. the
public F0444.• Sttalga .11‘8: relatively
..1t, 4.0010.be • neat. anU well
,
•Icelltt"Lrather, .4114, severe 19 . Its
*:trnotroolit,, and Open tn•.' the ' 044114: 404 - oeygi properly designed. and pro,'
Amid' 0,0e- :,.lierlYr cOnhi-icted, with blilliiinger,"Wenlil
ornanintitsl. as not. be Pi, bad:. •
fountains, .cast-irou.. dogs, swings :or. 14 all Ilia' . a fundamepthl.
, , .
seats. :".• •• , •• • ' . • • • :•requitelneat simplicity 'Zile' greet
,„
:the.'service • yard. :PA. inclis791411SablO. qualty belongs. es-
. , , . . . .
.W111..conneet.directik, with the:kitchen, ,,p,eelally.,t0..the. feral itteue..., • .
On. the:, fiii.M•7,it nattally. eenneti. :,•411,1`,triek•ster..should. littni.81104.
-4#4. Vie011F,
• yard. ,,In'thia.',.soorrco!Tar the .:Ivagia .eitrobi ii4nid, be : Ofeitted: the•
4 le-'lluag ,ont,':the's#OOdpile",•lEs 401.4 the 1.:11141,4inge.:::.,One'idilesii't 'eltOOde' a. rwlf.eniIlIr.,
r'are4•Sunned;- ..he*e. Iikerthattr,
of briatnrrifOne'r.er csnlent. are fre-
•ettently* built to make these subillV1-
'0101:1S, • Snell. • walls are entiorilar in
Canada .1,* but the .0411' IS, thot,,
Jit0.0' goinetitneo,' too: democratic:
forany 44.0i and -4 Well-bniit..Wall liro
. .
other. eperoione-1<usepara017•,h91011g.
04, vfith-i10),.•hAu!..9 ,wi,:.•?ds•'!"47 ,PeNiti'ed; pati and 444 rca4( me' biter Whei.
Where , ithiceaYbittere as usille and direct pra9-
;that is the pOrtion. of the yard Where landsgalie gardening te make grace-
;-'1`liird, there garden fl CuiVes iiiseroatoa.:744tdhouvgialuct.sb,eattpecri
the familY live% '_
ere, is whero the
haminock..,hangS,. ..whe,re • there,' z • aie *Vent spurioue. oh -
seats and tables and perhaps fur:: "sthey ialnc4:11,thf.rolt:iyf Y.; de‘ e,
eirorc: for orHere 1. t I ce. Is rst 6-1 .:}t5)1 'I Cat' 441 3:8 " r‘,:'°Dit;e7.'tt.in' lcie9r1t.lapn714ofP:laY.:Cur've,d walk'
betwIten. the pealle•:rettd•ancl'•the, front
Wti4e :49)141 g4X4en' ya,.rd-4eonneets.s-Avitir-the-ttout,halL'of,
ROWING WAIN
AGAIN
blow
• The.4.Sstro .r.srn:Stn, TotIng. pt,.
•and
's Itgoci, stave l4qp441
tnonclawo, ,',Too often, however,
•fortof adva:Ocing, age are 'C004494 t1"..)." -lin,,
proving or inceSeysIng; the general .ap,
',..181nranP0, in proof, Pt 'WO, 41PAPIPPAtt.
:there may :he: cited the Litinturierable.. •
"beauty sheep"' 'operated: for the hopes,:
Hair , is ,t1Tett_ so .tlInt, the. color:, in 1 -
dentthey ply..4.:vcry-in'otitst)to tro;
dttetnott,,:tn: 4IncreasiU 419wpforfiellPt4-,:::. :6:10; •
,n very 'obvipus. Veneer, Faulty;,,,
and
fful i5riato141:i.,:,ish!,.g;:pet::::71.,:ifi_014f3,:ex.5.. di•
in„clething
with the-'Sist'a reaseCge and. egage9,104'•
bee
and tuuI. A casual 6,e44„parnei4(ataliPeeri11.0.4.t..: ,
' or 40; 4topeot$90'.oc,. prep91'*'''
tions offered ,-,fcr• Sale ;in- the.:shops ks
conviiming evidence.otthe 01111.9at tml-
versal detdre Of. theluinictarate to .
',remain 'youthful and beantiftil ;fp, .
pearante. -; -
This desire, to reinabi young In hetlY.
4,,,a
and • prtiagi as d:e by ,t•Sa,egin, 8,141.141.,et
persons: try to -do's° in, a sensible WaY •
are
tit tho.. present time an enjOyable.
Woe •of •life .and.licialth. may be..rna..
.tained :by the averageinau. or Woman .
•
for A 'eager Period'illan' at VI:X.,
other'the 'history ;of the bliMan'
race, • • „• • ..• •-••••,
.Soni"etimes ..Persous4-who -are richer.
lii years than in .eeminopEense try, to:
grow young ,•tigain,by- a Pr.ecess of, •
itivenation•. However, trem:-4,
physio-
logical •staridnellit, • • saelt tia' asfpi
• nia.ticei is impoSsibie • .Tlies.trutli
hinnaii-teirtg who lives. long .:enough.;
The, ch. anges':, aec.oiripanYing. old: age
will be btter understood...,when it 'IS ,
th endent Ti •
USA norme 1, iftniFT9iiing-76-rImin
Here nhint-lie--sonte-:,,goo4:nele9.11' lawn
- • • -
This is the real home part of the,
farmyard. It shosid therefore be,
warm and sunny and protected from'
WW1 SWiet `Bigtesic',
bael. yards,: uprtioted, t, saplings and "the. wind': there Must ibe :good
popininio, thmigh the wisest' and what net While4fter 14 the distance shade in it, toe. .04e Or two big shade
Whel7e' earier41°warbw•qdbjectii. are moot:ponderouri, of animals,•are among , Alice :still plunged on, withe
can
gradually going past. : ••. • - the 1nOst' priinkiSh, • ..4o.,. one is ever is111' elhighig to her trunk • tittP , ti
.tbir.ibtint.y.,,,totiiiite„.owers in sulevi;-"ii Ole 'to 'tell 'what they're going to dO, sT,Sarelititeher ‘30,the bead of a cat..
, Thel,long-spurred'ediurithines l'th
variety of 'OOlOrit, Itie Partiedlar,IY'ta's, or When they're going to do' it," says ' • Half an hour later: She Was recaP-
chatting: alio deserve to 30 130..1,10n ,,43.bi.e. . Mr °CourtileY ItYleY, cooper. in bis dei-' tilted and released, a inuch chasteh0d.
11 ;Atilt circus book; Lions 'N' Ti mei eiePhaet,,fer Wliele calla had lest their
, . .
:- • ' "•'' : - 'N' Everything. Tikey love play, nd : ' •
• '` '41YiaaP'ailabalirt breath-4earing • ' i ch ose uneipected Playthi
rs Mhote-n 'ft5
Is etipecially inapprOpriate. This front
the house and. ihouli exhibit:the sante
. •
qualifictitions. ' It, Should be simple
• Though Aids' simplicity, really looks
best aid wearshingest, there is an
other .mest.practital: reason. for tt--up,•
keep. , Every' home. 15,r011114e. reqgires
tr. erit48;141;011:01BeaMganitderenliatillreeOl'shOulcl there -• care. : Ninety-nine. out of eveTy. htut.
sfoerrevtob:. yseatrd'off:udfr.otnili :0 thkeitroekeent. narc' iiinvei: fore, with
wbuitghli;ei.wtoe.;Yder•:101noit; mwie:ho,smeara:iel
viorld., It may be separated frem the than they get. , The•simPle Yard; there -
ties, and it.,niay be equally protected, areas, Straight ;walks and: no frills, can
...
frOnt.the front yard.. • , ' • • , 9in taken care of with nuieh less Ittbo...
' len 'can. be secured by • ::• The' clean, iwell-planhod . farmyard, is
ono
'ilelplilutum. or hardy larkspur
lure h• ,ratiwor. Is
the hest- • . •
informal • .
a•rlghtest to .the iii.d.ni.3‘t;k4iIng.tie:tnii*rotti.gliiit.
"iiftree ,
' • "•7*'•ei'eianial4" •'• arietY
i?!...151.•°11P7
rt4StV.I., '",..0,1i.0-nikk'rq:Clai:i,°;I: , tiny white_o
,moat 1 lig. ,!,:t 'Otive and n '01411411ke-niasse-••• • 4
u sought 2n2a.Pg tin an • , dear 'Old lady 1:I•L times
• - e new 8 • ' e ft. ...thing of: 'trail:1116;d never taken •suc a .)1911,. ; • • •
d°14 1 rjgo7Otir I " nd. • ;ieien • 'IS: before her • She was Ner .,ne
•
plich SeParnt evergr
111 ' Perhaps the :.
eens ' ' derlY fa !ries Thank
as4neaus-a-simPlest der families in Can'
Other...1197er , Th
hardy ea isa plants; It last!. Inured .in ,
Silent land •OleaSin*"'
e din tkina ,alei:"•Sg0.0 14. •`17,,7,°:i451Lc;:•,, ,.;;;* old ' r: tin
she was 14 r eglY t
" '• "se'. C .61014 her ia the neaKeSt citt a!!
cans.She hived eTeceni
oolc
v °LiiTy?ol!')ren_th,•:: has large aluct el;hnge, heT lt,374dUmp; Pl"
'citable addition .
1M:tr.:five '-iiunerte.rs
hobby Was stepping,
•
Yong' lost he should 'Pass the station
for
In
for which she was bound, and tecOrd-
ingly. ht:i repeatedly asheffher fellow
travelers if, they had, arrived at Car-.
.“ Suddenly 4her.e. was • a
crash; the 'train gave a . terrific larch
and jumped. the rapes. ran down an tem-
,.
bankraent, causing a ;lot .` of: the, pas-
sengers, including the old to be
hurled .'intoz a. field at, the; bettem Or;
the steephieline. •
opening. her. eYes;. She inquired of
the .u4n. who had fallen beSttle her:
\ "Is this ,,Carterserilie, Please'?"
"NO,r.. was the rePly, "this. Is 'a ca-
laintv. • •
avoirdupois.. Her:
,
01/Pies,;. :usna Y
PYrethru
In varioud pleasing
It and`
Alice'
,
'elr.,;10.t.,tn‘ltors.With.:tito;t1(041,..
, . • _ • -
Par? ,. do :make , Bowers- ,
eir.,-"gtoWn-•netkr eat*. fiotn,Vliitel,hrougfi Shades of pia, ea.o•soottoo opoo
rose .ta ,scarlet. • Excellent' for had run over: a'nd .
desei'tbe. these plants; and In - Juno, alat11•07eFs enrit. hi: the season. : qmbied,baelc. t� the circusgreendk, her
-Just bef�i'e thehardy .border -getinto Mallow marvolsor Iilblseus, bearing' sweet ' self aittin.': StneetitneS?
0";44-it4fOkr. 'itt,r)..40,.**.lini?: POO makes a liab-41?.lant !.solemnly ' marehing .With. her.
••: ". • • •,.• • fO1' ..0111.:19Tge border and it 'AOC:ens:for In tho parade,
41, ,:sev4i.4..oths, Tbe t.t.tolfeelcirank to7-tail
• .'rhe fiowers are enormous and, 4n. ngli :toe*, mititO. to glowing . cr - • . . line 46i
•:•the.,:gutter,:
they are of ttan- :::.b.ther worthwhile ...Varieties, Intim:tell
re. bitib p,utty; and
with.delighta.t•tto squash a cnn hadehieventee
sient beauty.weai'e more than 1 and ..tr'ot. duteouslY to her
.,co-Mitensed• freedom, . With 'codon, .. Piume••• poppy, 'shell. ' •' • t
• • ' fthl 'Buti,41ice smashed one can ina4y;
3.411te.ti,,e..ri.,:,,,44...u,:.prOdnreerd„. • ..••• Ioceienttife,• b;ltraing.ifat;.*glebe.t. St. 1.ei
looked as
The predomlnating color of the•feiokilneelvi'eaerdt4hroQlw1Yihnogc1;a...rieue'.i, are.,th.f.! it was the neon I our. The parade
grient p0ppy 18 scarlet, but there are sainveu,_ clove-scented".1311:11t,. gold, dist, peren- bad. returned: the :ceolchottie was in
Pittle',.•*arfetiei;"'and7'it-t14A.'seed was Wel eandytuft,•.reek soapwort, Snew: fell swing. "'At 'one side, was a collec:
•iaved',ftinilaioOd'rePteSentative col- 111,0Ummerfand rOse: don of feer-or-five-gallon. 'cans .that
• , • , once had. contained pie 'apiiles, Altec
upto', of, tho' ,
in;tlie:cinirch41-:Sorneone, has
Saidit::""has,-;been, reSponetble: • for
. in .the Home.", • ,
. ,
That Headathe.
. , .
The ,tWe' commonest headaches! are;
those, :•dne", respectively to eye-Str•ain
and consttpation., . The 'eye headache
Is apt to be made worse by dile
, , edle
,spottedthein; stie. glanced toWard her:
keeper ;he wa8 'busy and' not looking.
Quietly . Alice sneaked. from her ; place
and :Set her morefeot • On 'a• can and',
then. 'on another...- squashed .saV.
;:.•
' , A Scientists Feat.
ita e '
On one n. sei Mist had ,the
1865 and 1866 Atlatitie cables joined.
't. Newfoundland, thus making one
omelet@ leop cif 4;600' relies With a
lefaeterey :arid gave • out a delicious' e, combined cables' and eceived
'single cell consistibg, • of , silver.
t imble containing a little dilute' acid,
which had been iinmersed a small
r d. of zinc, he. sent signals through
• ,This is true. to a. great extent. --The t em on a mirror.galvapometer.• ' • • all we ean from the pastand to build
She gated fur L-
. custent of A group Of people gathering work, by reading much,• or by reading odor (4 apple. "1 ' ' ,` ' • - • :education .sultecl for mak' '
ing life use -
around the,little'eld organ or pihno in fine 'print ' It is 11101•0 l'kel t b ther and . another , cart., The stuff as • : Col. John H. Patterson, D.S.O., noted
British, 'engineer, says . the nilist d , •
tbe honie on.,a1Stinday evening- after Worse. in the ,,Oyening, although 'some the Sensitive tip Of, her trunk exuloied ' Driving Economies
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110
Educatiowil. E'pigrams."
"'Youth has those fine qualities that
•
belong to unsullied life, and all ;those
,handicapc _that accompany inexpert.
enen:" • ' • .
"The leve of children and of oduca-
tient is a means of all good:"' .
"40
•
glands' the .human. body.. • As
one gioWs -older, •the : Inn'ctioni
of these glands, are first,niodifid and •
finally stiepended. ;•
• ' . • '
. • .
Habits Condtitive. to •Ph'yettai 'Health.
, The anattitinable s tat OlCaoWn' as,. re- : •
•
.-2."The'',Caprenie test . .0k human ••pre -c.
. .juyenation-may be approximated When. ..___,..•
, right • living - is, substito Lek' for faulty •
'bi7altt.tiliekhroasibthitssi.iturtilie :.4;61tfaiwigiesseiwforrtnr, giiii.h.t,.::: "'•
, . ,
;rest is. the finality ef•ehildqife and. its . proper habits 9, .sleep,,, die:t and, „xer-
,. opportunities: for. ' vilioleamne, .ClevelOP,• cis e" afford. k clue to the, acquiSitieff„,Of..,
• inent,••lialniineici•:and satisfaction," ,•• .' tiniforinly ;geed, health. and., longegitY9t.
-. ••• • '!Any.parent.or °any Child, Who Seeks Penance nr; .extraVagant but • u,tiery,,, .
' 'education for •the delittera,nee from the intoMpetent prospects Of..artifibial:.ie*•, • . -
need. of ,nce.rking hard ends. it a Milne; juVenation 'is: nii. More, than ' -'a readY.,....
• et:Wan:tent, a Ohioan .0.32d,•ti.',.snare means- Of. aelf,,deceptioni 134. obsery-
both .as, knietinS and an end.".', . • • , ance .,' .0. the Principles. -of'2'personal
:. • "TO seek to eseape one's' share Ot hygiene will Prodece much more. ittst.,..,,•
,.. . toil in life ' Is. really to. Waste. one's ing anil satisfactery result's., - '
. .•Ponrersi. to Wrap ene',S, talents hi ,toe.... ' so. long as the .natural longiag: On ,
, naplcies and, cerements of the.:toieb,".• • titie part 17,1f Inankind fer 'eternal. youth 4
. . .
"ConditIons of riiral life .shonid and --(JL
fife ,cannot be gratified
. 'fade se attract:lite that the boys will it lietemes . necessary. to. turntoLew
be impelled' to. work fer sheer love of Iipettamilar means l 'of , approXimating
-,doing things, fcir the exhilaration and the objects of these desires. Witbea
-I delight, that .caine through the labour sellable •atterition to certain • well de-
thatlecreetes mastery for service."' fined and readily accessible principles
"Our duty and , privilege are to learn ef perSonal hygiene it possib • .
keep pace With; Father •"l'ime „Instead
of falling prematureli by the wayside.
Furthermore, it is also practicable; In
Many • Instances at least; to • retain
one's physical Mental faculties to
spoil an 'extent as to make oltl age a- '
pleasure rather than, a burden: It
j..nrOpr,tant that thitee
•
, .
, its•riSe cougregatiojial singing. eon-. to the eY4.9.. The :Pain is -felt In' the • • ••• • • thalThirkilled 130 orhis ine11,•. while are those who are bora into sympathy'
•- . it • „muth left, and that inquiring tru Brakes in correct working order. . A • -
, gregatiohal ;Singing In ban doubtless forehead, beh nd the eyes, or in t e • . . • on tt construction Jo in Erica. , 1 with the people's needs and trained
was still when in a fit of au- 11 u•orkin , arts lubricated to as- • '
ul an ,thereliy. jeyous ands•happY for
the depths for. more aild-more, fasted,' • Well inflated' tires • ti ft •
church to aing. hymns; no doubt -had earlY moreing headaches are also due • • ' • •° - • Waited 'up all night to' she& twO'llons
I • • e n o eac ers we require
• • • ' -- • as good as. It Smelt.. But there.wasn.t -Proper--ca.rliuretor .adjustinent, - • •• -
lug experience of 'his ilf,e wita when he, the.preient" • • . ,
siarang from the Singing 'alba ancients '. temples. . If you suspect • yeur, head- -poking•
• . as related in: the- Bible: • • .:'• • • • acheof being due to an"eye-strain, sent -mindedness, forgetting it. •WaS ,
' sure stooth funning. •
•
, into ability te.meet them." • '
desire to. enjoy- a hale ,and happy old •
tarn In itar;:l...tlyublilifetan_tial: •17ti,t.,..1:. • .f,o_tinda.
Pacing the . Future With ,uottrage:
The inevitability Of old age ihusti.he'°'
fully reabzed aCcepted and the
changed Conditions .courageenali Met.
When Wperson. becomeaolti; he: can-
not expect Jo ',have, his, youth reatored,-,
• • • 4This brings un the topic otreligious sult an oculist.. . • there, she allowed the old sulachingi isengage clutch ,Whenever.iicrsSible "Instruction and training, in youth
• .. . , -
Urge' to. :return upon: her.. .-vp. went 0 • A ci coast....,
, harvests of. national wealth as Well •as
.• music' and MuSie, of the Bibie: In this, • if ,Y011 are • satisfied that-.YoUr eyes . . .,• • . .. ..: ... - . . .
heavy_ foot, poised ,over ,the .cali and 1 btain sufficient *.Inonienitue , when . In an unpretentiotat part of Bevis-
teM is, net being abused;. and still you ch.en- -came -doWn;1:, , ,•• -, •.... - : • 1 iip roaditing a' heavy ,grede to 'carry lrary.-is•-tone of the strangest factories.0t some better. •frillte.” . - • • '
I connection' it ta; interetting - to note are sound, and that your digestive •sYs-
get „ headaches,. you should; ba.,70:.• a, • , The :next 'thing the clronS• knew ono -th car a .Considerable..diSta,nce up ibe• ia• rigiand: '1„A" Beeid compoundeci ,:•:"If the People. .1.111.starVe the schotils.
. . . •.-', • , .• • • the .fit-iiiiiiis:Denegal tweed.-- .1-•:' .. . ' I 'the PeoPlo itarveinientallrrtheanior-.
untouched the 'disease erwhielt it. is .
you leave the ' breeze,- and a soreedhing eIephant , , : -",Cog.ori',' Grass, ,
often .in, a thick atmosphere of .pea,.t 1:a'lso.! ' ' .. • . ' • • " '
nteY: °Hail the pain, but •rcionied cottagei .of the Irish .PeaSentst ' •
"Taxation ainong 'a free '. people le
,- was coneeived, in the term. of sacred ran 'w,i,Idly for the free. and (lien eciee-. •••• In the Pl‘idilippiriee there: iS a grass
The number cif headathe, medicines. cleth- a' hare t • t• th " '
'These.,Oonilitions.gtio to . tho 1 eVer,Y110,dY ohIPPing, in tci..,do,.wiMt .no 1-14 niqy eiPett,I.however, to reap the i• .
,,,• lyric ,gong,.... .. • , ' ' . • . 1. , .,, :trying to:Warn-you,..". . ... ' t• . try, with her ,trank Waving niediSr Iii -a. 10.-1 it as. . Cogon,',!., 711,10 :grows as,, smoke'.
one. °Mild dti b t h' 1 - ' " ' ' . .
' - David' the Iharplat'43 time was the .• vain effort- to rid itself of a.. five -gat- hig 1 ....s a man s head and, has roots.so
Giving Tea Its Smell.
lire the ineanii of bringing: abtIndant
' that' as...early Op In the Old Testament
as Genesis, we 'find reference, to
• masie,-,"Jnbal 4O was the tattier of a4
'anew -Mr therharp and
. ,
The Hebrews were a Music loving
people, and a lax* part of their poetry
medreal exainifiltioir.:: It is. de:lige:rads. end of 'the coelchouse had . deParted
to . eedeavor'fb-itrlie-adaCh4 7 Ilierferiber4T- Wo-fi 'a -Catering;
•. de before changing geeig. there Is 'iittid to ."Seent" imitation Of the. !echOOls may retaliate by lotting
. • • , _ -
at home ith Patent medicines. . 'Yoh .14v,91.° sverinrned 'can•Was fiutei ed in - • The real cloth Is'npuii. in, the one: and in •it• :measure materially
c c eris odor. e pres- alone, u w le all can benefits or wise living In youth. Not
,teitglithat no.' Ordinary .iminials: eau i,iiienee . of which ;14. c'onsidered ba: be . a; do together with great benefit., !to C11. Y. • .
drag a plow thrOugh it:".:It has :been' mark Of• the rg e nu inn fabrie.... After the'l' each." .•. • ;, . : • „ ' ..!'' . ``", . • gratefully but .he will he better pre-, ,
the` ruin of thoesands ,of ferteera who,;• .speciai. .golution.li beern• '.ii. plie.tv to "It .107, itit.-:.-08 i.-.04-e-ritia4----10•-th:olongl.-p4ren-,•-itO..-7111.eete,:;the:'!-InCrea.aed . latialtui ,
by the Use .of.•;fertilizers . and ...other -yells' of imitation homesphri„. the •de- „ilin that the people 'Should sePport the Placel. upon a,' gradually .Weakettleg •
. Metliptle hari. tried (0 keep the snoce .ceptiiep: is sti,pettedt tii4I. toren bit 4'•c,,..:,scheala :Willingly as that their. 'child, organism, R,Piwteaation, .Se „C.a1100, is
• :fields under Otiltivatioir for .perieds of pert i4..deeeived; ••- I ren should attend them." ..,. : • .4 ,Myth., On theether' hand, prolongiV.
n , ' '' ,- Faking ti'lLo aratua, of tert-lia a longl ' "The hhid,:ef• school f Won4l' lilce :to,. ilea of life.*ith reasonable' retention
. yeara. " - - ' '
• • ' Id
7 -Car more than there are Varieties of.
manY nani•es'• lon .caathat had clamped UPon it with'
Is legion. Ther go under
' *gOlden age of• Hebrow ',male,. be, with
• the tightness ,,of e Iti)e, A sthall. tree.
Hiog .•SolOtnim, wait resPOnSible" Jai' . , . got ,in. the .,•Way,: then. got 'mit, roots,
inedicini-but ,ultiniately they all be
bringing Ito tiro forefront., Ilie,mtisietil '.
-• ,
eleitient'in the religjetis service: Havni
•appointed four thblisand Levies to, be.
' gingers, • and musicians' in • the thber7.
nattee • of .•GichiOn and Mount Zen;
.whilat SOlomonta religithis inusleal tir• •
time. being,' they inalte'.the' liefulaclits ''
. , rangeMentS -for the dedication; of ',tile;
morOreauent, and so establish "theni, .
• teiliple were upon k gigantic sotile,.i'
.
selves. a4 an integral part ,iti. A Violins, .
. 4,The LeVites, the singers al :af nein ,
circle....ef headaches acid ..headache 1 ...
."
of Agaph, Of 1.1eniatt, of 'Jude thun(With
. • their ions' and their hrethren,,, being' eltres' 't - ' ' '. • ' ' ' ' r• I
Reinember thdt - a licadaehe may; be
'. arrayed in Whitt linen, -betting Oyin-1 '
806(1 !' the •Warnhig Signal of a:.-dizease. whielt '
bals;• and psalteries, 'and harps, I treated early eau be mired,-TrOin- the
lit:the east end of the altar." ; •
. :1 'League of ,Ilect eresa ;Societies," ' • •.
long to the 'group of .coakar deriva:. hlanches,and,a . L ,
fives, „and 'all are poisoneuS more eio Iran raj' fast horae's ; menagerie at
-
less, in the same' Sort, of way. "A tenciants sCurried franticaliy forth
characteristic of their llSe: Is tll4C 1111011 i• t•rAll brtiiell fahcos, rained
UL .-.1 cliiinase: , Foot 'finalities .Cit ie.a•• lack'" ii.bility,„Irde)li,gence: ani.goei Niili; for reasonably',:be pipeeted .. to follOw' a.. '
one that spells •• of phyoical ...Rad' mental, vigor, may
,„ •
while' they relieve the pain ...for . the '• -'• , been o„ Secret licconipliShinont ' of the .se0 for 'Itral like Is .
,.... the teftestitag •fragrauce of 1..Ae...ypetg :,,Ilte hody-,•-•-•.streugth, and skill (-)r. the ,carefilliy. lived ,l,ife.- The rules of 'the'4.:
:sliootS 'from which the. bgs.t China tea mini,. grasp of, truth and insigi,•; ands' 3ttnier Ted ,Crit.c.,s lIcalth, Ciaino ire ' A •
tli, .'dollOientY With •ii, few brolien '
1,1:::::00,t..b:siiitiiiilee.,toe, .1,0,4ti.ai .:,1161.c.s...tip,,.,, :,,c:i.iii.e!.d.sf.prrit_.7....:ear. e,...9n 0 -m114 -T004 gdod mode; They. are :repeated here
' * ' . , . Will•to mee" ,. . . , ' ' ' ' .' . • foithe sake o'f,.thoSe .whe,Willi,t0:feel" ,
.. , • 1 ,"TherS''iS:ilvt elinv 117 sgt- seepaS tuni as:t well,4rebk;" n 131,•6:.0, 70 'yearsaoung. .. • •
' .belightfallY 'reniinisterie Of .peaches .'-'ea•-, mtt"r 11144 - ' ''' Flule's Of the ' Health 'IG..^,n);.,
1111;,1°.., 6,11.11-„.• "clia°18'°(•11"ital PE(rit'' 41/‘61`\A' bath •riMro then Onee, a Week,„
,heSksr.and the,iiiiiiiini,,es Euid .>
is the•;aroma. Of • a certain, expensive ,
tee. 'TlliS, fantottS product is. popular ''.3.--'e'-''-
‘r . " , • . ie. -Ails 'Where they belling " " li•rusn"-131- e. tl'e°111. 41. 1".8-1 (In": a: 4LIY.':
•.oirtbis Continent, but•the real article '
' I•if4lf :Ii:111:;oneted 'tc'ti. ',11:eatitb'i'e 'ft..sr' ' i 1.tisl; Or i:r;;;;11.b.gr i'f'cl:h°110' i0)184.1.c!".:ToliCese.0(1.tinc.11;e:.41.,:::
• • Lang cigars '. With. ',-ti --Tine •. haVa MO -the Tost tc"81•13'' of: all i4s .i4ed chet9.11. ••:-.
' ' V end •- me blendur spe 1 „, ;
clalila • 111. the 'Priilliction, of, tea tti;ti• : g°°t1'wiqS,'0.11.0°n1, -
"ignorance, inabilities,. and Want ti t • • tn:.....,::'.o:..fmn::::'t,':ch:Qie.,g,:t8Pet:.a'tt'p*.*:.0:..ilet'slioi.tv'L:fi,::°:.6:::..e:.:;e. :1171y:
Drink fear glcaSett 'at Water a daY.,
Dr n c a• p 1 • o mi c a Gay, u ne,
1?lar cir Walk etttaf•doors evetr•daV as
.
11 'lit ' f 'II ' li 't '
A, hoWei movement. e'vesY, ilicii"ning..,
„ , .
• ' "But not only wa.s min& 'eMployed ' ,
ter inapirational purposes, bet elSo•' , Very, Fraalle:
on festive ocea,sIOUS,'Immla: or 'sing - niy boy; I reckon you ran havb'
ing-inen and woinen'', were to be fOutititer,»sitife..,..1 old Man. 1.4avvitos' to
In the palaces of hotlin4v.id and Solo!. •dalightor's suitor,'"but take good care '
1116;4; • - for she's heed riz:.kinder.teit-
. Although np adequate data exist ta, flerliker '
'assist us in mitlining the I-Iehrew •SyS, ,,Eight•neres is all 1 evvr !tor' in
' tem, •of rotisin------tf 0y8tettr-iliere really •/64 eetWeen stump and 1a0i- Olic
*.trar8r''''tifert4 -IL...0'1140/166r' i)6Inti*.Pg to -0titt liglif wOrk •seeli -tti• tliggrh'
certain characteristics worthy of nate, luttf ttike- otte.t,
'.7*li'the•aft•Ot° harifibby•t'o-A--iyikifq#11'; 'Co ilo 'sttoti, You'll:have. to Ile
the songs .and theipaelms Were male- tithate. with her, ••
, dies, and at all PorledealliSic Was- anti.. Ypti it's- uliglity hard, to have
and elte?al.
.
111S.'n.i)OrittS Yrom, now,,on tri,..heve. to 'plit" my own wood' *. •
•
that .the: bet -wawa: hed various ;go: .,tood ,shoyd atiwAy;
itlit441,c-lotiret
zt"1,ii11.;•i'-witz jest cut lout (0 do; -
:thetti.• Wors.hib.;• ft"
'10I1gS 11$S110.- -4Talt-e her, son, lint, for t*Ierfit'' old-
. •
• ,•: 'father's salict:.ircat her gentie.'f, •
afhotig, the tskinade are'stat.1
04:16`)*useful 4oir4Lcoofc tho-4.0
on 'typo of seoe wh'osohide. is, so'
tough thAt it:.e`o.ntot:bo toed for,beot.
making tiMii it has been :wog elloweti,
SSSPiithHLflts Nickel;
4-1tiST-fiddish evet,--1i figed,
"tit llick�l 1i1i11fltfl4 as ahresivepar-
vice •'In .tlie poljelr acrateh tlic•Pia t-
o • '
)on aropoity .and human llio..
-: aroind1 Are SellIctitle4 a.; deeVaitinL i ni:- -- ••••:, . , .4. •. .4, , ..„.„.. , - , ,
cf'4011,i, eon-toilet:1,ot piper aott.i.rrittn, t ' •
ark. ,leaveS,:r!they are wrapped "in .aii '
•,1 outer coveing. Or, tobacco. loOtiand is
- ' 'theft' Satisfying flavor. -and . spoent... are., •
• '",- 'entirely due to itnnleiiildit in •t1 ,olly 1.
....ilgttid, that.. 011ie:tie ..'.0.,:t ipportion " Of_ .-
gcntiltiO,tolSacco• a:Crate'. .....,.., e.
- Alit a tent WiiiSkeY judge.1,. aro impres-
•I
- • g,tX by the sitiall 'of .thele. refrealinio.nt
'••-:-'"."-4.-A-'-'4iliticist-i-os•-•-nitt.'elt- t',v,t•-liy,:tbrt'-'lnStti;.:-ttnd'f,',-'"
' ..„ '.V.tal d' ...of ;Ito ;finest -,brattda (Xrave :lila(' „......, - -Aigegto.g; .411e ler.,.ubti,
• .p#tille,''''llttNtet ',tititl411 ,, !settle in nlit;t0.2.;•..re, ..,..moh174.31140,, °)•:yren.Lettglit .10 ger. :_:ntifiel,
• lisio•-•,,iliterritptdOttr Manufacturers jint, -.ow' ,„,.. , :,,„ - , ,..„ ,: .
...Pert.:thia:Cliffratiteiqa.tiC,,titatie4tiiit':kiheil::- - 4:oiii;,:siiiiiitIO'4*Iii'y'-',11t)Y.f.i.Z.i,Y::',' ..,..... ,.,..
to -.1.0.totiof 711:f-sRo-s.' hs; th'.0 tthtftioll •dt':•' -"litatt:ylid.blight. to get a -diVorce.•",
.:c'reoz.of c,: •• ;
•
••
, When ggs:Will R.0•11,,
•
-Beyond i-fer,
-§littday- afternoon -and' IV.ble
'class wal Orpri* The teacher .
Btanding by ihe dee? $tt-tto gal bye
top
attentiv7e1Y-le ,it-etr:-dfac•Oblier, '
-,,,,•“-bqed,b5te; 4`4118:1e4'"--4,S11-e'rfseith':-41)ine
sn,all child.„„! . • : -
t4y • "
•
•.!taoti-byeijeeciter;",,:terne:146,':thtilt::
toorifornievAifo-fittio:wftri-ricilico-i-
•
"it,o toy birthooy to:nt'orroW.",-,
returned the to00tr,
Mine, ton, - - •
, - Dritish goif bal:s 8,0.'001'1410r in 1! egg' (Y (limed ...etaof S.6-10:1 The girt taco w0i• elOutioct
4.•:Ono•nrnTed.:'111:h ''t14111.1111:' .1.);10..11 Etritt3i• thitritratiOn%-ty-th --1) esrho n height.of.several4 thou ivy411
" " •
tar Wito,ciakes. a living. tiy. g t. n o'n ly ntleS eleyt4e.,- as entity' outp.0 24,1_ : tilot tii•Eiappreftrointo„fino' egg, ftly0
'1414'1'
a' ete,tas ef' transisoka lion but also UT his woei,:sIti`iy.,„ T parted. • tram bp . re teaching .the gtoun Inor
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